karla: jackie! alan: jackie guerrido! karla: nuestra jackie guerrido, la abuela mÁs sexy y hermosa! del tiempo. a raÍz de ti, salieron todas las demÁs. jackie: sÍ, es lo que yo he creado. karla: un monstruo. jackie: eso fue lo que dije. pero es lindo ver que te admiran, de una forma u otra. comencÉ aquÍ en el canal local. pero sÚper feliz, y los veo todas las maÑanas. karla: tÚ tambiÉn demuestras todo lo que es el soÑar, y el ir creciendo. ahora te vemos en "primer impacto". y felices que te estÉ yendo tan bien con tu familia. jackie: asÍ es. y quiero felicitar a johnny, porque sÉ la felicidad que estÁn pasando. alan: mi jackie, con los pies en la tierra, siempre humilde, y con una sonrisa de oreja a oreja. jackie: y a pesar de que madrugamos! karla: te quedas en tu casa. te traemos un cafecito. alan estÁ muy atento contigo. jackie: y tenemos baile, juegos y todo. karla: vamos con satcha y las noticias. iba a decir el estado del tiempo. satcha: uy, no, me falta mucho para lucir como jackie. quÉ lindo tenerte en casa. vÁmonos con las noticias. surgen preocupaciones sobre la presunta

jackie: hey, good morning, rob.ike it's picking up over the course of 30 minutes. >> come and go things, it comes in bands, when i started walking out here a couple of hours ago it was dumping and stopped, it's a mix. 34, 35-degrees, heavy wet snow and when it comes down it comes down fast and that's exactly what they are word about in new york city city. they advising to take trains, don't try to take the car because it'll be a mess. there's not much on the ground at this point. maybe a half an inch at this point. trucks won't come out. for plows won't come out until 2-inches on the ground. right now they are spreading salt. we can show you video from pennsylvania where we are expecting 6 to 8-inches of snow in parts of philadelphia, they are expecting a foot here in new york city, they are expecting maybe a not and a half, 18-inches in boston. it's going to be a wait and see thing. as you go north, they are certainly expecting more. new york city schools, parents to figure out what to do with the kids and whether

shomari stone and jackie bensen headed to the scene. we'll continue to bring you any updates as we get them. >> chris lawree newsroom, thank you, chris. >>> doug is here with more about our weather. crazy warm temperatures again today. >> yeah, crazy really an understatement there. 77 today at dulles airport. shattering the old record of 73. the record tomorrow 78 degrees in d.c., and we could get there. if not, we'll get very, very close. 77 in gaithersburg. look at leesburg, 79. 79 in warrington. we could hit 80 tomorrow. 80 degrees in february. that's unheard of. 60 degrees. winds out of the south at about 9 miles an hour. 63 in leesburg right now. 54 culpeper. 62 down towards fredericksburg. average high is 49. 11:00 at night we're 11 degrees warmer than the average high temperature for this year. nothing on the radar. no snow in any part of the country except for california. thundersnow here in iowa. blizzard-like conditions. two inches of snow per hour. this storm will have an impact on us. that was rain or snow, but with very mil

alan: para que no se quejen, que no me oiga mi esposa, jackie guerrido, mi amor platÓnico!evolucionÓ el estado del tiempo. alan: fue cuando las del estado del tiempo estaban todas recataditas, y llega jackie guerrido. karla: ahÍ empezaron a darle atenciÓn al estado del tiempo.

jackie. >> reporter: kenny, it's pretty windy and wet. it's a nasty morning to be honest. i don't think anyone can help be go slowly especially over the bay bridge. when we were heading out here, we are at the bay bridge toll

jackie ibaÑez is here with the latest on that, jackie, good morning. jackie: good morning, abby.n his promise to keeping terrorists out of the united states. >> we are issuing a new executive action that will comprehensively protect our country. so we will be going along the one path and hopefully winning that at the same time we will be issuing a new and very comprehensive order to protect our people. >> for president says he's tailoring around, the ninth district court has agreed to give up for now. travel restrictions don't apply to permanent residents and other visa holders, all this while the president revisits his campaign vows to get rid of sanctuary cities and build a southern border wall. you're undertaking the substantial security measures in a generation to keep the nation and tax dollars safe and now in the process to beginning to build a promise wall on the southern border. we ordered a crack down on sanctuary cities that refuse today comply with federal law and harbor criminal aliens and we have ordered an end to the policy of catch and release. >> brand-new study f

jackie ibaÑez.jackie: this after president trump announces the end of the obama era guideline allowing transgender public school students to choose bathroom due to gender identity. >> when you look at the guidance that was issued under the obama administration, first of all, let's remember to the best of my knowledge that was stalled and there was various reasons for that. several legal reasons and several procedural reasons, the president made it clear that he's a firm believer in state rights. jackie: one of the legal reasons is the guidelines did not have any legal analysis to fit the listening of the law. senate minority leader chuck schumer immediately firing back, equal rights and equal protection under the law are not issues that should be left up to the states. the froth has an obligation to protect the rights of every citizen and smackerring that -- in north carolina where there's been heated debate over the bathroom bill, the issue remains a deeply divided one. >> i think that everybody de

in san jose, jacky ward, kpix5. >> where jacky ward is standing we have a flood warning that remains in effect for this lunch hour. it is for the coyote creek and san jose area. as you see that red highlighted area it's about 63 miles wide as far as that creek is concerned more like a river. and it streams through the san jose and morgan hill where the flooding is still occurring. we do have a little bit of relief this afternoon as the waters begin to recede. right now standing at 10.5. flood stage is at 10 feet. in the north bay area still sustaining flooding right now. we do have blue skies and dry conditions. but we also have a thin vail of cloudiness over the past two days, look at these rainfall totals. this is why we have the problems we're experiencing right now. san jose that's a lot of rain over a two-day period for you. same in the livermore area where we've seen golf courses inundated with precipitation. and 3 inches in san rafael. we have blue skies right now and a break in the activity. but i'm tracking a brand new storm heading this way. i'll tell you when to expect it

earlier we talked with reporter jackie ishikawa who's at the slated olympic venue. >> jackie, how arengs shaping up? >> reporter: it's full speed ahead at south korea's venues. unlike other years, construction is almost finished. the olympic park is in the country's east coast. it's about 200 kilometers east of seoul. the olympic cities are split into two areas. one is the gangneung area where i'm standing. then less than 30 meters away is pyeongchang area where sledding events will be held. here we have some newly built buildings. behind me is the hockey stadium. this is for speed skating events. it's one of the powerhouses of the sport in the country. this one for figure skating. as part of a test to ensure the venues are ready, you can see athletes flying in for international events. in order dick combine. the sport that puts ski jumping and cross-country together held a competition last weekend. the sports world cup was the first international competition in the country and in this test to see how it's going. so far so good. the cross-country course was made from reshaping the gol

good morning, jackie. >> jackie: democrats are ramping up tactics this time over jeff session' nominationattorney general. president trump borrowing a phrase from senator warren. it's a disgrace that my full cabinet is still not in place, the longest such delay in the history of our country. obstruction by democrats. it was elizabeth warren, she's ban from talking for the rest of the debate on sessions after using the word to slam him as an enemy to civil rights. the response from republicans sending shock waves through washington voting to ban the outspoken liberal from the rest of the debate saying her unfair characterization of sessions violate senate rule 19. >> it's truly time for our friends on the other side to get over the election. let this administration get up and get running. we will get through all of these nominations. it's taking longer than it should. we will get through all of them sooner rather than later. >> vice president mike pence casting unprecedented tie-breaking vote to end her grueling confer mission process but when asked if democrats would relent minority leade

jackie benson, news 4. >> thank you, jackie. you heard the president say it. see you in court. after tonight, that means the u.s. supreme court. nbc news justice correspondent pete williams explains what comes next for the white house. >> all the justice department is saying tonight is that it's rewi a virtual certainty the government will try again hoping to get from the supreme court what it couldn't get out of the appeals court. it may filing something as early as tomorrow. with just eight justices, there is a chance of a tie which would let tonight's ruling stand meaning the government would be blocked from enforcing the executive order. the message seems to be if the white house had limited the executive order just to people in the seven countries who want to come here for the first time, that would have been much harder to challenge in court. it's because the order was so much broader, covering people here with green cards, people who already have visas and want to travel and come back, that the court said it harmed the states. doreen. >> pete williams, thank you. >>> we

this is on rockville pike, where we find news4's jackie bensen. jackie, you are right there, so close to the scene. how did all of this shape out? >> reporter: well, hi, erika. we are told this was caused by a medical emergency. take a look at the building behind me. you can see that damage, which we are told is structural damage. that happened after this incident, which started about 3:00 this afternoon. now, we're told that this was essentially a chain reaction, that there was a tahoe, a big suv outside the building that actually pushed a smaller car, a small black acura, about 25 to 30 feet deep inside this area of the orsman mazda dealership where they prep cars and deliver to customers. we spoke to a deputy chief were the rockville fire department. >> the vehicle was going to be delivered, had just been purchased. the driver of the vehicle, we believe, was transferred to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. and the biggest issue for us at this point, beyond the injury, once we got that taken care of, was we found structural damage.

jackie? >> reporter: let me take you for a little walk and show you what sidewalks in san jose look like right now. completely flooded. you can see cars are taking the corner here at 26th and santa clara, that they have to get through at least a foot of water. at least that's what i think it is judging by how high the water is getting on my boots. this is the kind of flooding people are dealing with and have been dealing with. we are in the heart of the evacuation area. coyote creek is to blame for this. the runoff peak has been reached at edenvale where water levels continue to recede and aren't expected to drop below flood levels until wednesday evening. however, flood waters through the streets of san jose and mill milpitas. though people new of the flooding potential, it all happened really fast. >> water started coming in and then it came in more and more and more and then finally the fire department showed up, told us that everyone had to get out. >> reporter: at 4:00 this morning, the

news4's jackie bensen is live with the news that had our newsroom breaking out in cheers, jackie. >> reporter: jim, the escape captured people's imaginations. but it has come to an end. >> we have ollie the bobcat back at home at the zoo right now. >> reporter: looking far less thrilled than the national zoo staff, the bobcat in question is seen in this video released tonight. she was still inside the cage-type live trap in which she was recaptured after three days on the capital. >> we found her thanks to a tip from a visitor to the zoo this morning. >> reporter: zoo staff think she escaped through a gap in the enclosure's netting. that has been repaired. people living nearby were candor warned to keep an eye on small pets. officials believe that based on a sighting at massachusetts avenue northwest, ollie may have roamed as much as a mile away. >> the only effect from her adventure is a small cut on her paw. >> reporter: her escape captured dc's imagination. >> i was at work today, and it took me 30 seconds to realize we weren't talking tiger, we were talking cat. >> i was a little

. >> jackie ibaÑez is here with the new developments, good morning, jackie. >> democrats losing anotherfight failing to block the confirmation of representative tom price as secretary of health and human services. it was a battle to the bitter end for the man who will play a big role in helps president trump replace obamacare. >> when it comes to the health care of older americans, confirming price to be secretary of hhs is asking the fox to guard the hen house. >> bring stability to the healthcare markets obamacare has harmed. he can start giving relief to the families obamacare has hurt. >> moving on to the next fight, calling nomination disgraceful. meanwhile president trump turning his focus to perhaps the republicans toughest fight yet confirming niel gorsuch for the supreme court. the president holding praising nominee's appeals to both sides. >> i urge you all to confirm him. he's been doing very well, a lot of people are liking him very well on the other side, perhaps of politics they are not going to vote for him. i think that's a shame. >> that's encouraging to have this type

jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> the russian river crested today for the second time this week. the river has crested above flood stage but not as high as previously thought. kpix 5's anne makovec is in the flood zone. >> reporter: the russian river crested almost 2.5 feet above flood stage this afternoon. along the banks of the russian river, and the adjoining creek, the resort town of guerneville is flooded again. >> the level of the water, an ambulance wouldn't clear through. >> reporter: which is why the national guard is on standby to help anyone trapped in their homes. their armored vehicle can navigate through water more than 4 feet deep. more conveniently than a boat. >> the way to get in and out. >> reporter: here's an example of how deep the floodwaters are. this is in a low-lying area but normally that hole in that plastic tree that's the entrance to this mini golf course. normally, you can walk through there. so the boats are back as a means of street transportation. but the water has been higher. here's what it looked like on january 11 when the river crested at alm

michelle griego, we have team coverage keeping an eye on conditions, anne makovec live in san jose and jackie ward in the santa cruz mountains where mudslides are a concern. >> let's start with roberta gonzales tracking the storms in the weather center. >> we have atmospheric river conditions since the first weekend of january 2017, here we are seven weeks later experiencing the same weather pattern. so far, today since it began raining here are some of the rainfall totals, three inches in the santa cruz mountains, to the north over two inches in santa rosa. san francisco over one inch in a matter of 10 hours, newark a full inch and .5 inches in san jose, the doppler radar has been lit up all morning long, moderate to heavy rainfall from santa rosa into nevada. east bay you have been getting pounded all morning, concord clayton walnut creek 680 into the 580 quarter into the santa clara valley where we have light to moderate rainfall. park mohr, willow glen, seventh avenue into william street, santa cruz a bit of a break but you have seen totals a break in san mateo but moderate rainfall from

. >> seeing him talking to jackie speier -- congresswomen jackie speier -- here is -- is really instrumentaln leading this fight, but you're in the trenches. you're -- you're living this. what do we do? >> [ sighing ] what do we do? well, um, we keep the conversation going... by sharing with people about the topic. a lot of people still don't realize that this occurs in the military. >> they don't want to believe it. >> they don't want to believe it. they're shocked. they're still making it a gender issue. they're still making it an issue of sexual preference. they're not realizing that this is about a human-rights issue, and it's not about male. it's not about female. and so, what we're trying to do is educate people, educate the civilian world, as well, because when a rapist leaves the military, they go back into the civilian population, and then the heinous crimes continue. so, the main thing is to -- >> so, why now? is that because the outside world, it doesn't prosecute. right now, it's prosecuted in the military, right? >> no, it's not. that's the problem. the problem is, you see there

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they were the eccentric relatives of jackie kennedy onassis. sally quinn bought the house 38 years ago from little edie. >> she gave this little pirouette and said, yes, all it needs is a coat of paint. >> reporter: hardly. her $270,000 house in 1979 is now offered at 20 million. inside touches wink at its notorious past while outside even in february the garden sparkles. jerry was a handyman and house guest here 40 years ago. >> this was draped with cobwebs. some of these were missing. buster and his family loved coming through that which wasn't there before. >> buster, the raccoon? >> yes. he was pretty docile. >> reporter: quinn and her husband ben bradley filled the house with family and famous friends. >> i felt magic in that house. >> reporter: magic interwoven with american popular culture. oh, if these walls could talk. anne thompson, nbc news, east hampton, new york. >> that's going to do it for us on this thursday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. >>> the goal here is to get as m

here to share their reporting and their insights, jackie kunzic of "the daily beast," cnn's rana imagineu and ryan aliza and julie pace of the associated press. julie, i'm going to start with you. we've seen candidate trump bash the press and president trump bash the press as well. sometimes he calls reporters out by name that he doesn't like. we all covered rallies where he did that, but this seems to be ratcheted up to a whole new level. he in a tweet talked about the fake news media as he calls it as the enemy of the american people. why is this going on now? what is the strategy, if there is a strategy? >> that tweet was so amaze when you think about it, this idea that the press is not just covering him unfairly in his eyes but that he actually sees us as the enemy. there is a strategy to this for some people inside the white house. they feel like trump supporters already look skeptically on the media, so they don't see any downside to him carrying on that narrative further, but reality is trump is getting a lot of really tough coverage right now and a lot of things are getting out th

jackie? >> reporter: part of the evidence against marcus lindsay is an audio recording and we warn you, it is tough to listen t to. >> stop it! no! >> reporter: prosecutors say this violent and loud argument coming from room 201 on the radisson hotel so concerned a housekeeping employee that she recorded it with her phone. it turned out to be key evidence in convicting 23-year-old marcus jamal lindsay of wheaton on multiple counts of human trafficking. >> the judge today spoke in court and said the actions of this defendant was akin to modern day slavery. >> reporter: employees at the hotel continued to assist the 20-year-old when she came down to the lobby they day, march 3 of last year. they called police then put the victim on the phone with the dispatcher. >> 911. >> hello. >> hi, how many people are involved? prostitute up there. >> does anyone need medical attention? >> um -- i just got beat in the face but i'm fine. >> an officer will be dispatched as soon as possible. >> okay. >> repo

news 4's jackie bentsen's live outside the station where there's a lot of concern tonight. jackie in. >> reporter: as you can see behind me, the glass walls of the bus stop were shot out. a shooting on the grounds of a metro station is relatively uncommon and cause for concern. this happened at 2:00 a.m. while the victims a 16-year-old girl and a 15-year-old boy were waiting for a bus just steps from the entrance to the naylor road metro station. police are investigating. officials say they are look for a male suspect but it's not clear if they believe him to be a teenager like the victims. we spoke to people in the parking lot tonight who were waiting for friends and family to arrive on the train. >> i have a son, he's 35. i come and pick him up. it's so much destruction going on in this world. you know, i'm just scared for him. >> this is so pretty much it's very unsafe around here. pretty much you've got to be cautious about things around here. that's why i be over here waiting to pick him up. >> reporter: both victims are said to be in stable condition at a local hospit

jackie, that isn't the only untruth she said in that interview with msnbc. she also brought up and mr. trump brings it up, too, ha the obama institution issued an effigy ban on iraqis which isn't true. they slowed down the process but they never banned iraqi refugees from coming into the united states. >> this is the latest thing the trump administration has said to fear monger about refugees. in that tweet that was mentioned where kellyanne corrected herself and said she meant bowling green terrorists, she linked to an old 2013 story that again was talking about -- ended up being unfounded fears about refugees. but this isn't the first time we've seen them do this. they talked about san bernardino and could that have been stopped. well, it couldn't have. this is one who was an american. they also on the campaign trail, trump mentioned orlando. again, someone who was an american. this continuing to fear monger against refugees and immigrants in general is just an unfortuna unfortunate, consistent though, thing the trump administration keeps doing. it's up to

jackie?rter: let me take you for a little walk and show you what sidewalks in san jose look like right now. completely flooded. you can see cars are taking the corner here at 26th and santa clara, that they have to get through at least a foot of water. at least that's what i think it is judging by how high the water is getting on my boots. this is the kind of flooding people are dealing with and have been dealing with. we are in the heart of the evacuation area. coyote creek is to blame for this. the runoff peak has been reached at en

jackie ward is live at the santa cruz sum it it show us how conditions are now, jackie. >> reporter:e're sort of on standby right now. there are no major mudslides or landslides to report. the only thing that may snarl up traffic that has been causing delays for a week now is that vine hill road exit mud slide. and we have seen chp crews out there removing trees and taking care of debris as much as they can. one lane is open in that area. fortunately, it's a holiday today, though, and as we can see behind me, there are a few cars and not terrible amounts for rush hour. this area from highway 17, trying to get to cupertino and other places on the peninsula, this has been a pain in the neck for commuters. i spoke to commuters all winter long and it's one of those things where it's very hit or miss. they have to check chp updates to make sure that they can drive home. last time i was here, i was actually able to stand in the middle of the highway during the evening rush hour. guess i can check that off the bucket list. that is a taste of what the commuters are doing. ing to to report so

kpix 5's jackie ward has the story from the beach. >> reporter: from the ground to the sky, hundreds of people assembled to chant. and show their resistance. spelling it out across the sand of ocean beach. this mother brought her 3-year- old daughter here and says it's a lesson about democracy. >> if there's a problem we don't sit back and take it. we express ourselves and say what we think and try to get what we want done. no more complacency. >> reporter: not a bad turnout. a well-known san francisco protester relatively quiet the past couple years. his supporters say they are glad to see him back. >> i believe in freedom of speech. i've lived in places you had to be afraid and you could get arrested. so it's a community building experience and a wonderful way to be out and enjoy san francisco and connect with other people that feel the same way. >> we are part of a wave and i think we are on a historic moment here that -- from here on out, this is new. we are going to make history. >> reporter: we spoke with a representative of the gop who says he is tired of the weekly protests.

live in northeast, jackie benson, news 4. >>> jackie, thank you, tonight we're a step closer to learninge name of the police officer who shot and killed a man in herndon last month. we were told the officer wouldn't be at risk if the name was released. police say they willÑi release e man after they speak with a federal judge. the investigators say the suspect shot his brothers and refused police orders to drop a knife he was holding. last year fairfax county changed police policy and said it would release the names of officers involved in deadly shootings in no moreh there was no threat to that officer. it has been almost six weeks now since this shooting. >>> turning to our weather now, and a february that felt a lot like april or may lately. >> but april and may usually come with a few storms, too. >> yeah, they do and we'll get some of them tomorrow, too, it will be a very narrow line of thunderstorms, too, that come through. some of the storms could be on the strong side coming to us as a result of very warm air, the high temperatures tonight. 77, dulles, gaithersburg, the record is

. ♪ >> good morning and live it from "america's news headquarters," i'm jackie ibanez. protests at the campus of uc berkeley. demonstrators throwing smoke bombs, flares, and breaking windows last night to protest a planned speech by brietbart news at her. he is a vocal supporter of president donald trump who his comments have been criticized as racist. so far, there have been no reports of arrests or serious injuries. rex taylor sworn in as a secretf state. time to bring a clear eye focus to foreign affairs. >> to understand that the jobs of our diplomats and the mission of the state department is it to serve the interest of the united states of america, to make our nation safer, our country more prosperous, and our people much more secure. >> the swearing in ceremony came in just hours after the senate voted to confirm tillerson as a secretary of state. he is excited to have his hands full. tense hostage negotiations are underway at a level five maximum-security prison. two employees are still being held after being overpowered by inmates on tuesday morning. the inmate

. >> jackie is live with details. >> jackie?reporter: i want to show you what's going on here, you can see the detectives behind me from the accident reconstruction there in the intersection of braddock road and liver ril turnpike. what you're looking at is on little river turnpike as they document this scene and try and figure out exactly what happened. now, i think we have some video to show you of the vehicle that was involved in this. it's a dark truck. the driver stopped here at the scene. shortly after the impact, was questioned by investigators here at the scene and then was allowed to leave. we believe that this accident happened in the intersection here and i can tell you this is a very well marked intersection with traffic signals, crosswalk signs. you can see those marks, you know, the white stripes of the crosswalk and, you know, nothing as far as we've been able to determine was wrong with the signals here. i know that is one of the things that they are looking at. but right now fairfax county police, again, attempt

jackie ward says people in the area are amazed and concerned. she is there live. >> reporter: hey, brian. so this outlet has been open for weeks. but today, it was a tourist destination. hundreds of people were coming to take pictures and videos of what's happening here at the anderson reservoir. and to be honest, this isn't that bad. it could be bad. so everyone is just waiting to see what happens. >> reporter: for people who live in the morgan hill area, this is something incredible. >> i fished this lake for years and years and you hardly ever see it like this. and it's just a good sight to see. >> i lived here most of my life and i have never seen the levels of water being so high. hopefully it will hold in an earthquake. >> reporter: the anderson reservoir water level has surpassed capacity and is currently 6" above the rim of the spillway. this before even more storms are expected to bring a lot of water to this area. >> that big storm is going to make its way to coyote creek and other creeks, as well. so there's a flood risk. >> reporter:

thank you, jackie. >>> new details about a deadly crash in virginia. the parents of the woman who died are hoping her story might help save a life. police say the driver of the jeep in which she was riding had been drinking. g gabrielle perry was tossed from the truck and died at the scene. the man who was driving is accused of driving on a suspe suspended license. gabrielle's parents say she planned to take uber home. they're not sure why she ahead of her. >> she had a plan. she had a plan. >> her dream was just following and working hard. >> gabrielle was 22 years old. she just graduated from hofstra university last may. she was working as a substitute teacher for loudon county school schools. >> i'm chris lawrence in the live desk where we retweeted breaking news. a d.c. fire chief says his department has made real progress but falls short on critical care. tomorrow morning, mayor bowser is going to hold a public event to tout the reforms, including what's changed since the district hired a private ambulance company to improve its service. the chief

errol is right, democrats will kick and scream the entire way. >> jackie, errol and ron, stay with uswe have much more to talk about. coming up in the "newsroom," the fallout coming fast and furious over trump's travel ban. one of the battles, do we call it a ban? we'll be right back. oh, how waso good!en house? did you apply? oh, i'll do it later today. your credit score must be amazing. my credit score? credit karma. it's free. that's great! um hm. just whip bam boom, it's done. that apartment is mine! credit karma. give yourself some credit. >>> good morning. i'm carol costello. one little word. three letters. so much controversy. ban. there is zero doubt president trump called his attempt to keep the bad dudes out a travel ban. he said it. his press secretary said. this morning he tweeted it's no big deal what you call it, just ignore all the other stuff we said in the past. >> it can't be a ban if 325,000 people come in. that's by nature not a ban. >> it's a 90-day ban to ensure we have further vetting restrictions so we know who is coming in this country. the safety of the ameri

go long™. ♪ ♪ >> live from "america's news headquarters," i'm jackie ibane jackie ibanez.will have to wait another week for president trump's revised travel ban. supposed to be unveiled this week but white house officials are still fine tuning it to make sure it's presentation goes through lee. senior policy advisor says will see just a few minor changes from the original band. collins sits on the senate intelligence committee which is investigating russian interference in the 2006 election. trump has refused to disclose his taxes, claiming he is under irs audit. national security advisor michael flynn was called to testify before the committee. things are heating up at the side of the dakota axis pipeline in north dakota. protesters set about 20 fires yesterday. ten people are arrested, demonstrators have been giving a federal deadline to clear their tamps camps before early afternoon. an alert for foreign north koreans suspected in the murder of kim jon-nam. investigators say at least eight people were involved in that or were believed to have fled back to north korea. t

good morning, jackie.jackie: telling schools and police to disregard federal procedures following the recent immigration order, our own tucker carlson challenging maloy asking if his decision actually help people in his state. >> does make it easier for illegal aliens to stay in the state of connecticut improve the lives of the citizens of connecticut? >> we are not doing anything for anyone to stay in our state. >> yes, you are. >> we should not be expending local dollars, state locals to do the government's job. >> sparking backlash from people in the state, casey was stabbed to death by and illegal immigrant back in 2015 but he should have been deported years before that. delivering a powerle message to the governor. >> i'm outraged, how can he say not to enforce the laws that are out there and in place. it hurts me and it will hurt a lot of people that, you know, we tragically lost our children to criminal illegal aliens that should have been deported or should still be deported and, you know, it's not

i am jackie ibanez, now back to "red eye."ines, log on to foxnews.com. ♪ >> tom: should astronauts be allowed to get drunk in space? the killjoy's at nasa aren't ready to say yes. for bbc's story on why booze is banned among the earth, they explained that compounds and alcohol can have impact on the water recovery system. also, they note that spilling beer could risk damaging equipment. then there's the issue of responsibility, we don't allow car drivers or pilots to drink, so it's hardly surprising that the same rules apply to astronauts in a a $150 billion space station. cosmonauts on a russian space station were allowed a little cognac and vodka, and there were grumblings when they found out the iss would be dry. recently, an astronaut was able to smuggle in a six-pack of beer. we're not sure which one, but we believe he's the guy on the left. paul, look, space, a notion of emptiness, shouldn't we allow them to drink a little bit? >> maybe astronauts, yeah. they're the smartest, most disciplined people. let them have it, it

. ♪ >> live it from "america's news headquarters," i am jackie ibanez in new york.ails this morning from malaysia, regarding the murder of kim jong-un's half brother if there are eight suspects, but police chiefs will not confirm that the government was behind the murder. investigators now say that conspirators got two women to smear a lethal toxin on his face. agencies across the country are reporting booming business since president trump was elected president. it seems there has been a frantic rush by immigrants to get their citizenship application for fear that they may be deported under the administration's policies. misfortune for folks in california, after coping with a drought for years, they are now battling severe storms that are triggering floods and mudslides. the northern part of the state is getting hit especially hard. a broken river levee about 80 miles east of san francisco. and this in san jose just south of san francisco. the water waste hi there, nearly half the state is under flood advisory this morning. an unmanned russian cargo ship, booster r

. ♪ >> live it from "america's news headquarters," i'm jackie ibanez in new york.dministration may be striking an upper line with israel. now warning the prime minister that settling may not be helpful to middle east peace efforts. until now he has appeared sympathetic to their cost. the administration is claiming they have not taken an official position yet, in response israel's ambassador says it's too early or to tell how it might affect future building. there's also word out of washington, the white house is preparing to chiron after it testfired a ballistic missile. as many as two dozen around the individuals, companies, and possibly government agencies could be penalized. another night of violence at an american college campus. new york city, police are out in forces. gavin mcginnis was invited to attend a seminar by campus or publicans, protesters showed up to voice their displeasure. on wednesday night you may remember uc berkeley was protested following a planned a speech by milo yiannopoulos, breitbart editor. the school was forced to cancel. secretary of

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francisco's city hall with kpix 5 reporter jackie ward.ackie, you say there's a crowd growing out there. >> reporter: absolutely, juliette. organizers expected up to 2,000 people to attend this peaceful rally today. there's at least several hundred people here right now. and although there's a temporary hold on president trump's travel ban, the anger of how it was executed remains steady. trump took to twitter today calling the ruling out of washington state a terrible decision. this latest temporary ruling applies nationwide and discredits any authority president trump's immigration ban held. >> nothing about the executive order is being implemented directly. >> reporter: this is an immigration lawyer in oakland and says today is quite and calm at sfo. >> yesterday a federal court in the state of washington suspended the ban. >> the volunteers behind me are calling all the airlines to make sure they know what's going on and getting their position like their statement are they allowing, you know, individual travelers to board planes that m

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very true, jackie. jackie goes on to say, "i ended up finding work within a couple of months, and i am still in treatment for ptsd. i was lucky enough to find employment at harvard university and no longer needed the coverage through the a.c.a. i have generous health benefits provided to me. however, i never want a fellow citizen or a victim of homicide to be without medical care due to cost, preexisting conditions, or other setbacks. i am happy my tax dollars go to help programs like mass health and the a.c.a. we all work hard, but that doesn't mean we are all as fortunate. i am not the typical poster child for a homicide victim survivor. i am white and college-educated, work for an identif -- an ivy le school. i still needed help when disaster struck and so many others less privileged than me need help finding affordable health care. please continue fighting for me and other victims and survivors of homicide." that's what we're here for, jackie. that's what we're supposed to do. we just need three rep

alan: jackie. le quieras decir a tus hijos, guadalupe? guadalupe: que los quiero mucho, y que pronto vamos a estar juntos. alan: lo estamos ansiando todos. asÍ serÁ, amÉn. y lo vamos a intentar. y tambiÉn ustedes, jackie, Ángel, se han convertido en activistas en los estados unidos. hay que seguir con esta lucha, para que no mÁs familias se tengan que desunir. guadalupe: sÍ, seguiremos luchando para que todo esto salga adelante. karla: asÍ serÁ. gracias a los tres. no pierda la fe. dios por algo hace las cosas. queremos darte las gracias por ser una voz para tantas madres. gracias, amores. guadalupe: gracias a ustedes. karla: gracias, jackie, Ángel, y saludos a su papi. a echarle todas las ganas del mundo. alan: y vamos a lograr que estÉn nuevamente unidos. quÉ familia, qué entereza, y quÉ forzÓ la de guadalupe. karla: vÁmonos con más de "despierta amÉrica". francisca: ojalÁ que podamos ser testigos del encuentro de esta familia. gracias a guadalupe. ana patricia: y vamos a continuar con mÁs. conti

let's bring back our panel, errol lewis, david drucker and jackie kucinich.kie, let's start at 30,000 feet. the constitution says advise and consent. they don't have a right to block and be the final word. this is really about ultimately the president getting a nod towards who he wants. how much political leverage is there in opposition? >> i mean, i'm sorry, i don't understand the question, chris. >> advise and consent means take a look, see what you see there. >> right. >> but then ultimately these are the president's choices. >> sure. >> how much political currency is there in opposition to these nominees? >> well, if you're a democrat, this particular democratic congress has sort of vowed to really block the president at every turn. they've cast it in nicer prose, at the end of the day they don't like this nominee, they don't like any of the nominees other than maybe general kelly and general mattis, but in terms of betsy devos, you have two republican senators who say they don't think that this is someone that should be the education secretary. so i thin

natalie portman, who has won an oscar before, was nominated for her role as jackie kennedy in jackie.he immediate aftermath of the assassination of her husband, john f kennedy. ruth mader is also nominated for loving, in which she plays the real—life mildred whose, along with her husband's, legal battle resulted in a landmark supreme court ending the ban on inter—racial marriages. and finally, meryl streep, who gets a record 20th nomination for her role as the tone deaf opera singer, florence fosterjenkins. if she wins a fourth academy award, she will match the record set by katherine hepburn. but she is not the favourite and the prize is widely expected to be won by emma stone. one often overlooked oscars category, at least by the inward looking american media, is that of best foreign language film. all five nominees this year are strong candidates. if cinema is, as the late critic roger ebert put it, an empathy—generating machine, foreign films often do the most heavy lifting, allowing movie—goers all over the world to experience lives very different from their own. of the five film

as jackie said watch the red state democrats.ey're really working trying to claw back power and that's where a lot of the energy is. these red state democrats up in the senate are the ones already going to be targeted on him saying you have to vote for this guy. that's why the vote on this pick would be interesting. >> there's something interesting happening and that's the protest or the descent we have seen already to the trump administration. we see it publicly in terms of the protests in new york and washington d.c. and around the country and then there's this underground level of descent that we read about. >> trump just can't rule and crack down on all of the workers in all part of the federal government. it doesn't work that way. you need to foster some sort of good will because it's a complicated bureaucracy out there and they can make your life very hard. >> it's a partisan bureaucracy. a lot of people in the justice department there's some that view, you know, say sessions is a good law and order guy on criminal stuff bu

fresh cases demanded the attention of detective jackie nichols. no problem.ook to looking for rachae on her days off. >> as you look around here you can see the vastness of the countryside here and all the various places that you could conceal a body. >> reporter: and going up in t mountains, coulees and gorges. >> mountains, ravines. we even did some searches base on psychic visions and dreams. >> reporter: oh really? rachael's family at as much of dead end as the cops also turned desperately to the supernatura >> we did some pretty extreme things to find her. i even got hypnotized once to try to communicate with my mom not alive to have her tell was. i did everything i could possibly do. >> reporter: the hunt for the slightest trace of rachael continued for years. meanwhile, david stone was on the street and by 2013 his fellow suspect buddy charles capone was about to be release from jail. >> we said, now is the time. we have to charge these guys. we have to charge them both. we know, we know that they did this crime. >> this case wasn't going to g any bett