jacqueline lee, abc news, tampa. the search and rescue teams will certainly be busy after this has passed. by the way, in just about ten minutes we will be checking in live with abc reporter jacqueline lee, whom you just saw, to get the latest on conditions in tampa bay area. rescue teams have deployed to florida to help with the response to milton. these photos photos are from the california task force three, an urban search and rescue team based in menlo park. a 26 person ground crew left yesterday with trucks of supplies. several members are from the san francisco fire department, which also sent four search dogs to the storm zone. >> what these dogs do is they search for people and if they get a hit, they're able to locate a person, and then the user teams would go in and breach concrete or lift heavy wooden objects off of someone that may be trapped. >> concrete breaching and heavy lifting were two of the exercises the san francisco fire department practiced today at their training facility on treasure island. t

jacqueline lee, abc seven news. all right, jacqueline, we know the emergency responders will be ready to go. you know, but you kind of have to wait this out first. let it pass. same with the utility crews with all the power outages. what are you seeing out there right now? i imagine they're not actively out, but they're staging. correct. so right now there is no one out on the roads, especially now that it's dark and the storm is coming through. but we do know that there are plenty of responders in those linemen, as you mentioned, for when we are expecting to lose power that are ready to jump into action. but officials made it very clear the safest place to be is either at a shelter or having evacuated further north, because first responders will not be able to get to people when it's too dangerous. when you're dealing with this wind and the rain and the storm surge, guys. >> all right, jacqueline, thanks so much. stay safe there. and of course, if people have not evacuated by this point, it is simply too late. you

jacqueline, tell us about this study yeah, brianna well, this new report from the cdc shows that more than three and four high school students, 77% reported that they do frequently use social media. >> several times in a day. and this has seen more among girls than boys. and this report also showed that about 30% of high school students, briana said that they use social media more than once every hour. so we do see this frequent use and this report highlights that this can come with some potential mental health impacts because the students who reported frequently using social media were more likely to also report experiencing bullying or experiencing up persistent feelings of sadness or hopelessness on the other hand, though, among some teens, they were able to find community online, especially among some lgbtq plus students. so having those positive connections online can have some protective effects when it comes to mental health. brianna, so this does seem to be a new one. kunst conversation that's happening. >> so jacqueline, how can parents help kids navigate social media? >> wel

tell us, jacqueline, what's at the core of these new recommendations? >> yeah, brianna and boris, at the core of this, these guidelines give us some take home messages for preventing a stroke for the first time. so this is for course they recommend what some people would expect like eating a healthy diet and getting regular exercise, not sitting too much during the day, but for the first time, these guidelines specifically mention glp one drugs like ozempic. they say that these popular weight loss and diabetes drugs are found to be effective at reducing the risk of stroke in people with diabetes and people with high cardiovascular risk. so that's a major development. the other new thing that we see here is for the first time, these guidelines specifically mention risk factors for women. the guidelines say it's important to check your blood pressure monitor blood pressure during pregnancy. it also mentions endometriosis and early onset menopause as being associated with an increased risk for stroke and for the first time, the recommendations mention tran

jacqueline lee abc news, los angeles. now to your accuweather forecast. halloween halloween weather will be a treat this evening, but we are tracking another round of rain. abc seven weather anchor spencer christian has a look at the timing of some wet weather. >> bright and sunny skies will continue into the early evening hours. the witching hours after sunset will be really nice for trick or treaters. i mean, the wind is going to be calm. it'll get a little bit cooler after the sun sets, but the weather is going to be nice and dry and calm, so enjoy the trick or treating. and then late tomorrow into early saturday, our next round of rainfall will come through. so be prepared for that. meanwhile, we're looking now at the projected high temperatures for this afternoon under mainly sunny skies, 60 degrees at half moon bay, 64 san francisco, all around the bay shoreline. we're talking about highs around 64 to 66 degrees. up in the north bay, a fairly a little bit wider range of 63 at napa, 66. santa rosa 69 will be the high at san rafael. notice the absence

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back to you encouraging news. >> they're jacqueline howard.nk you game five of the wnba finals is about to tip off in a winner-takes-all matchup between the minnesota lynx and the new york liberty, the lynx chasing their fifth wnba title after narrow, narrowly hanging in on game for now, the liberty have a shot in their first championship right at home in brooklyn still ahead tonight, how the upcoming election could have a massive impact on american foreign policy fareed zakaria joins us live next. >> you're on the cnn newsroom before election day. vice president harris basis voters and take let's do pressing questions, lie. >> anderson cooper moderates a cnn presidential town hall, kamala harris, wednesday at nine eastern on cnn i didn't have to spend my life trying to find my carlin mine phone mean at an early age he was just a matter of how good i could get and how farro would go rahm are calling is to build trucks so when you find your call, nothing can stop you from answering right? >> now, during ram power days, get $4,000 cash allowance

jacqueline lee abc news, tampa. >> now to the latest in the middle east. now israel's prime minister says that nation has killed the successor to the head of hezbollah. this while israel issued a new round of bombings in gaza. reporter josh einiger, from our abc sister station, has the story live from tel aviv. josh. >> karina. good evening from tel aviv. you know, israel has over the last several weeks, very, very deeply degraded hezbollah's ability to attack it from lebanon. but we saw firsthand that israel's third largest city today, that terror group, still has plenty of firepower. israel's missile defenses were busy over the port city of haifa this morning after the idf says hezbollah launched 110 rockets at israel's third largest city. >> we're going to need to do now. >> yeah, where we were in the middle of an interview with an official as the alerts cascaded in. >> so there's an alert right now, we actually hear what sounds like the iron dome right now, working to deal with whatever rocket is inbound. >> the iron dome intercepted most of the projec

jacqueline was the woman he was living with at the time. and they were married. apparently, bess was too happy about that whole situation. but the funny thing is, when they went to the ceramics studio in valerie and and picasso told bess and dorothy rosenman, they, they had limited edition plate plates that they pottery. and he told dorothy and each of you take take a plate to take one home and apparently, bess picked like the most like psychedelic. one. and dorothy later said, bess, why did you take that one? that's really one of the strangest ones. and the best said, well, if i'm going have a picasso, i'm going have a picasso. so she kept the plate and clifton it, now clifton has it and and the rose and ben's plate is still in the rosenman family now. so maybe they'll put them on. i put them on ebay someday. just another photo i'm going to wrap up. this is the trip home and i just love this photo graph. one of the cool things was the inheruman papers. they saved all their menus, programs, everything from the trip. there's like three thick files for the 1958 eur

jacqueline lee abc news, tampa. >> and this thing is really bad. let's bring in abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel with a look at the dangerous forecast for this storm as you track it. sandhya. >> yeah, dan, this is one for the record books. this is a category five hurricane. milton, look at the eye on this storm as it is moving away from the yucatan peninsula. it is a monster storm headed towards the gulf coast of florida. landfall is expected sometime tomorrow night, so right now, packing winds of 160 miles an hour, it is starting to pick up speed northeast at 12 miles an hour and as it continues to inch closer to the west coast of florida, expected to be a category four tomorrow night, and as it approaches, there are going to be a number of life threatening situations in that vicinity. it is expected to weaken to a category one as it moves out over the atlantic, eventually to a depression. so let's talk about some of the concerns. rainfall half a foot to a foot, isolated areas up to 18in. that's going to lead to flooding. the flooding is

abc news reporter jacqueline lee leads off our team coverage from tampa. now that hurricane milton has made landfall, the conditions here in tampa have deteriorated rapidly. >> you can see just how strong the wind gusts are with the rain. we are getting a lashing. we are getting about 85 mile an hour winds here and it is just so powerful. hurricane milton. now of course, at this point the huge concern is the storm surge. at this point, obviously no one can evacuate. everyone is hunkered down and hopefully well prepared for the storm. >> jacqueline is reporting from the third floor of a parking garage built to withstand a category five, so we believe she is quite safe where she is, but very intense. the storm is already so destructive just hours after making landfall. >> abc seven news reporter tim johns is here with a look at the damage we are already seeing tonight. tim. >> yeah, dan, the images coming out of florida are truly astonishing since making landfall just a couple of hours ago, milton has submerged entire city streets underwater, throwing cars a

tell us jacqueline's story. >> jacqueline was a beautiful girl, she's our oldest of five children.unny and italented andi could go on for hours about all g goodness she held in her beautiful soul of a body. she went down a path in her high school years that led her to getting messed up with the wrong people and doing the wrong things and we struggled with that for a few years and finally she got help she needed and she embraced it and lived so briety to its fullest. she worked hard and helped others. after a couple years, i don't know what happened, something happened, triggered in her head, she made a bad decision. she went to kensington neighborhood, it seems like drug capitol of the country, she bought herself harness and it was laced with fentanyl and she came back to our neighborhood and went to the local mall and died in her car alone from a lethal dose of fentanyl mixed in the drugs. >> todd: a story we hear repeated too much, 80s,000 per year die from opioid use. when you look at trump-vance and harris-walz, which is right choice to deal with poison that took your daughter?

jacqueline lee abc news, tampa. >> and this thing is really bad. let's bring in abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel with a look at the dangerous forecast for this storm as you track it. sandhya. >> yeah, dan, this is one for the record books. this is a category five hurricane. milton, look at the eye on this storm as it is moving away from the yucatan peninsula. it is a monster storm headed towards the gulf coast of florida. landfall is expected sometime tomorrow night, so right now, packing winds of 160 miles an hour, it is starting to pick up speed northeast at 12 miles an hour and as it continues to inch closer to the west coast of florida, expected to be a category four tomorrow night, and as it approaches, there are going to be a number of life threatening situations in that vicinity. it is expected to weaken to a category one as it moves out over the atlantic, eventually to a depression. so let's talk about some of the concerns. rainfall half a foot to a foot, isolated areas up to 18in. that's going to lead to flooding. the flooding is

abc news reporter jacqueline lee leads off our team coverage from tampa. now that hurricane milton has made landfall, the conditions here in tampa have deteriorated rapidly. >> you can see just how strong the wind gusts are with the rain. we are getting a lashing. we are getting about 85 mile an hour winds here and it is just so powerful. hurricane milton. now of course, at this point the huge concern is the storm surge. at this point, obviously no one can evacuate. everyone is hunkered down and hopefully well prepared for the storm. >> jacqueline is reporting from the third floor of a parking garage built to withstand a category five, so we believe she is quite safe where she is, but very intense. the storm is already so destructive just hours after making landfall. >> abc seven news reporter tim johns is here with a look at the damage we are already seeing tonight. tim. >> yeah, dan, the images coming out of florida are truly astonishing since making landfall just a couple of hours ago, milton has submerged entire city streets underwater, throwing cars a

he is presenting the first copies to president kennedy and jacqueline kennedy.he association has grown a lot. but we use the funds of selling the guidebook and later, the christmas ornament, to help not only operations but also funding our acquisition and preservation projects. as we move down, i will call out a few particular important ones. this is a portrait of eleanor roosevelt. she is probably the most famous, most well-known and influential first lady. she was there for 12 years so she had plenty of time to put more effort into it, but she was very much an advocate, an activist as a first lady and she molded that role. this was the first portrait of a first lady that the association acquired and gave to the collection. you have the background, history of portraits for the collection. it was more of a betterment supported thing until the association came along. it is something we have done over the last few administrations. >> where with the actual portrait to be today? >> downstairs in the ground floor in the bernet room. that idea stretches back to edith

cnn health reporter jacqueline howard is with us. so what are these guidelines, jacqueline?yeah, john, will these guidelines are to prevent having a stroke for the first time. so primary prevention and they recommend what you would expect having a healthy diet and regular exercise. it recommends a mediterranean diets specifically that includes nuts and healthy fats. it says a low-fat diet does not have as much of an impact on reducing risk recommends to avoid sitting too much during the day. so avoid having a sedentary lifestyle. but for the first time, john, the recommendations include mentioned of glp-1 drugs. those are those popular diabetes and weight loss drugs. and it says that glp-1 medications are effective in lowering the risk of stroke in people with diabetes and people with high cardiovascular risks. so these drugs include those speak for instance, and this is a major development to have glp-1 drugs mentioned in these recommendations, the recommendations also specifically mentioned women and monitoring blood pressure during pregnancy, postpartum. they recommend al

appreciate it. >> thanks, jacqueline. >>> coming up, a hurricane of lies. the battle between scientists and charlatans as some elected officials use social media to weaponnize recent hurricanes for political gain and why it's making natural disasters deadlier for all of us. that's next. that's next. our right to reproductive health care is being stolen from us. i can't believe this is the world we live in, where we're losing the freedom to control our own bodies. we need your support now more than ever. go online, call, or scan this code, with your $19 monthly gift. and we'll send you this "care. no matter what" t-shirt. it is your right to have safe health care. that's it. go online, call, or scan right now. power outages can be unpredictable, inconvenient, and disruptive to your life, posing a real threat to your family's comfort and safety. when the power goes out, you have no lights, no refrigeration, no heating or air conditioning. the winds are not letting up at all here. we're going to see some power outages. number one thing to prepare for is extend

un trabajador portuario tormenta gana un salario promedio de 100.000 $ al aÑo, jacqueline veloz es madreega a travÉs de nosotros, dice. ese suministro que recibimos diariamente y no estamos siendo valorados. andrea: los expertos recomiendan evitar las compras de empeoran —— evitar las compras desesperadas que empeoran el problema. borja: es una situaciÓn muy complicada. esperemos que no nos afecte mucho en esta economÍa, la nuestra que estÉ en una autÉntica recuperaciÓn. veremos quÉ sucede en los prÓximos dÍas, gracias, andrea. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ carolina: mÁs de lo que debes saber a esta hora, te contamos que el presidente joe biden visita hoy zonas damnificadas en las carolinas tras el impacto de "helene", que ya ha sido catalogado como el segundo ciclo mÁs catastrÓfico en los Últimos 50 aÑos en el paÍs. la cifra de muertos desafortunadamente aumentÓ a mÁs de 160 en al menos seis estados, los equipos de emergencia intentan restablecer el suministro elÉctrico y despejar tambiÉn las carreteras que a esta hora estÁn llenas de escombros. mientras tanto, por segunda vez, el alcalde eric adams com

abc news reporter jacqueline lee has more on the warnings here in the u.s.e racing against the clock as hurricane milton barrels towards the sunshine state. >> we've never seen anything like this before. this is the storm of the century. >> milton is expected to slam into florida wednesday night into thursday morning, unleashing dangerous winds and record storm surge as high as 15ft in tampa. evacuation orders in place. officials saying if you stay, you might not survive. >> say you're in a single story home. 12ft is above that house. so if you're in it, you know, basically that's the coffin that you're in. >> the tampa airport closed. orlando's airport filled today with people trying to get out of danger. they will shut down tomorrow. police escorting fuel trucks to keep gas stations up and running during the evacuation. >> we're also working with companies like circle k, gate racetrack, wawa, shell and walmart to ensure fuel trucks are working 24 over seven to keep fuel delivered as it comes into our ports. >> a nasa astronaut capturing this footage of hur

so there's a lot of factors here jacqueline howard. thank you so much for britain this, on this first day of breast cancer awareness month, really appreciate it. >> okay. and an important month to mark with my dear sarah on this important month ahead, marking breast cancer awareness i, had for us landmark day in presidential history, jimmy carter, the peanut farmer turn commander in chief, is the first former american president to celebrate this 100th birthday. and israel launches a ground incursion into lebanon, a new phase, and israel's fight against iran backed hezbollah and president biden says, he's comfortable with them stopping and saying he wants to see a ceasefire now news of the week and ask questions like, what does a comedy show doing on cnn? that's too much now, can you slice? >> i got news for you saturday at night on cnn. >> he told us who he was should abortion be punished. >> it has to be some form of punishment. >> then he showed us for 54 years, they were trying to get roe v. wade terminated, and i did it and i'm pro

jacqueline howard. thank you very much. got a lot news to come in. brand new hour of cnn news central starts now is talking productive rights with a texas sized backdrop and beyonce by her side. >> donald trump is facing a new sexual assault allegation from a former sports illustrated model. what she said happened with donald trump and jeffrey epstein in the room a grieving mother is suing a tech company right now. she says aui chatbot drove her son to suicide. i'm kate bolduan with john berman and sara sidner. this is cnn new central ventral race polling tighter than ever. did his neck-to-neck. >> and the candidates have just 11 days left to make their case to voters. a new, new york times-sienna college poll shows common well, harris and donald trump deadlocked at exactly 48% each. so clearly, no clear winner in this race from people who are pulled the new numbers again, putting the spotlight on those all important battleground saints. but today, both harris and trump are headed to a reliably red state, texas. trump will be in austin focusing on im

>> absolutely, jacqueline. thank you so much, sir. >> all right. >> new this hour, the first lawsuit has been filed against mcdonald's relating to its e coli outbreak, at least 49 illnesses across ten states and one deaths have been linked to mcdonald's quarter pounders. air 6really, who purchased food from mcdonalds in colorado three weeks ago, says he eventually we tested positive for e coli at a local hospital. his lawsuit was filed just a day after the cdc issued a food safety alert to americans, mcdonald's has since said they are confident it is safe to eat out there restaurants now, but did not immediately respond to cnn's request for comment on the new lawsuit and new this morning, we're learning that trump's former national security advisor, michael flynn, who has built a business cashing in on denying that the 2020 election went for biden, knowing full well, there's no evidence to support a key part of his claims. a new court deposition reveals flynn on the record under oath saying there is no evidence

on top of year prenatal care and to be aware of these increasing threats during your pregnancy, jacqueline howard. >> thank you so much, john. thanks. very twin parents. i can tell you got easy. all right. this morning, at least 95 people are dead, dozens more missing in spain after historic flooding in one city, they had to turn a courthouse in new temporary more and highwater swamp, the southern eastern parts of the country's look at some of that russia just hit google with a fine. so unfathomable. >> there are more than 30 zeroes on the number. look at that, that's 20 this silly and i'm not even sure how to pronounce. does cilium deck elian to what took it? does cillian another way to think about it as 20 billion trillion, trillion. this is all about google block in pro russian channels on youtube. a russian lawyer says that the fine is not paid within nine months. it starts to double-double every day. as for google, it says the ongoing legal matters will not hurt its earnings the biden celebrated halloween at the white house. they call it how do you read, by the way, that is the first

jacqueline maguire, fbi chief ai officer.essman don beyer, my congressman so all we do is by little. one thing about don, i was at another event on ai scores and it was closed. he said is taking courses on ai at george mason university. how many of the congressman kean of who are studying the stuff they're doing? amazing. he will be here for lunch. and finally we have nicole argentieri principle deputy attorney general. nicole has a long and distinguished career. her bio will be on our website. she comes initially run for prolonged and then came to the eastern division, eastern district which is the exciting district, right? and now is at the department of justice as the principal -- i was going to say -- principle deputy attorney general for the criminal division, which is always close to our hearts. what we will do is we will have nicole come up and then we will move to the first panel and take it from there for what should be a fun day. nicole, please come up. thanks for doing this. >> thanks so much. great to be here. goo

. >> es un espectaculo que muchos esperan ver, aunque sea una vez en la vida y que jacqueline y su hijomucha emocion, muy lindo. >> si, me senti muy muy especial. >> wow! que chevere! que muy lindo like, it's it's crazy, it's locura, es una intensidad. intensidad. >> llegaron al noreste del pais desde el dia de jersey, boston, maine y connecticut por ahi vi unas imagenes y pues muy, muy bonito la verdad. >> aunque tambien fueron vistas mas al sur, en washington dc y kentucky, expertos no esperaban que la aurora boreal, tambien conocida como luces del norte, fuera tan poderosa como la de la >> sabiamos que lo que se adecinaba hacia la tierra venia y era poderoso, pero nunca tenemos la certeza o la prediccion para poder decir que las auroras boreales se van a ver a estas latitudes. >> el centro de prediccion del clima espacial dijo que el f fenomeno se dio por un nivel muy alto de actividad geomagnetica tras una eyeccion de masa coronal del sol, dos dias antes de llegar a la tierra. >> cuando llega esa energia que se libera a esa zona, nuestros satelites sufren diferentes tipos de anomali

jacqueline jones and her group are ready for a great weekend of music. this is my 15th year. what keeps you coming back? just great music and learning about new bands as well. and usually my best buddy is with me and we hula hoop and that's fun. i've made friends over the years. there are plenty of food options too, and an experience some would not miss. this is my fifth or sixth time. it's just the camaraderie. it's a it's a great vibe. now, of course, the vast majority of the people we spoke with attending today are from the bay area. but i have to say, we also did find some people who came in from out of state. again, this runs through the weekend. reporting live in san francisco. christie smith, nbc, bay area news. christie. thank you. that's the place to be if you're into some great music. what about the niners? if you go to the 49ers game sunday afternoon, it's going to be dangerously hot. low 90s at kickoff 1:05 p.m. kickoff. i think rob is here. he's going to talk about even being hotter than that. it's likely going to be the 49ers hottest game of all time at levi's s

jacqueline ya está preparada bastante agua y lo que lo. año pasado sufrió un golpe de calor. de hecho, por eso adquirí el carrito hace poco, cuando llegó el clima. asiento me parece que 108 o algo así estuvo. no sé si la presión se me subió, se me bajó y ya no aguanté ni a caminar. gran parte del área de la bahía se encuentra bajo un aviso de calor extremo hasta el miércoles en la noche. si usted va a estar al aire libre en estos días, aquí están algunas recomendaciones. usar ropa ligera y de colores claros. utilizar una gorra también de color claro. manténgase hidratado. corra en horas de la mañana o terminando el día. beber agua a temperatura agradable y no congelada que aquí se siente el calorcito, como que aquí sí se acumula el calor, no? sí, y más ahorita que estoy cocinando. es cuando más se siente la calor, aunque cuenta con aire acondicionado. el temor de guadalupe es quedarse sin electricidad, ya que algunas áreas del condado contra costa podrían experimentar apagones preventivos debido a ciertas condiciones que han elevado el rie

doctor ron's miss olive jacqueline as well, but had fallen about 10 percent over the last 3 months with opec warning recently that the price would remain weak. what might happen to the price of oil? if the conflict wipers, especially if it run closes the strait of homo's. well, what we've seen is the return of the people that covers the premium to the price of all, as you said, it shut off. i bought 7 percent following the tit for tat con confrontation. but until that point, markets had largely shrugged off. what's happening in the middle east now is different, the conflict is whitening and the wrong could decide that his next step is to retaliate against iranian israel, contested against iranian energy infrastructure, which would take off around 2000000 dollars. a 1000000 barrels will be raining oil from international oil markets, which would lead prices to go up by, by 80 and even reach a $100.00. that said we've, we've got high inventory. we bought about 5000000 barrels of oil in spare capacity between the large oil producers. those can be bought online to offset the loss of iranian

china room and the gold room and the library, which isn't finished yet in 1962, thirty-two-year-old jacqueline kennedy ushered in the modern era when she gave the first televised tour of the white house by a first lady. remember kennedy has been showing us about the white house and all the changes that he's made therein jackie kennedy understood people's fascination with her. opening up the white house and bringing in cameras for that first time in 1962, she transformed our expectations and more than 50 years later, another first lady would also upend those expectations belonging to trump is wearing this jackie kennedy, esq. 1960s suit. >> we are a country that has sort of trained on what the first lady is wearing and that was a real sort of big moment to see her emerge in that light blue suit with the gloves keyed bennett is an author and former cnn white house correspondent. >> who covered melania's time is first lady melania trump, in designing that sit with ralph lauren and her stylist knew what it was going to look like and photographs she wanted to think of the most iconic first lady tha

china room and the gold room and the library, which isn't finished yet in 1962, thirty-two-year-old jacqueline kennedy ushered in the modern era when she gave the first televised tour of the white house by a first lady, river kennedy has been showing us about the white house and all the changes that they've made therein. >> jackie kennedy understood people's fascination with her. opening up the white house and bringing in cameras for that first time in 1962, she transformed our expectations and more than 50 years later another first lady would also upend those expectations this is the. longest belonging to trump is wearing this jackie kennedy, esq., 19 suit. we are a country that has sort of trained on what the first lady is wearing. and that was a real sort of big moment to see her emerge in that light blue suit with the gloves kate bennett is an author and former cnn white house correspondent. who covered melania's time as first lady melania trump in designing that sit with ralph lauren and her stylist knew what it was going to look like and photographs she wanted to think of the most iconic

josephine ragland and her mothe, jacqueline witt, are charged with multiple counts of animal cruelty by connecticut state police for the death of charlie, a french bulldog that was in her care a year ago. bart hanson hired ragland to train charlie in north reading, massachusetts, but says when ragland did not return, charlie and he discovered she was the same trainer who was accused of failing to return a german shepherd in california, he called police. i go into google, there is a bizarre missing dog case on the peninsula and see the story from nbc and san francisco in bay area, and i was like, oh my god. ragland has pending felony grand theft charges in palo alto, where police say she tried replacing a german shepherd with a lookalike she found on craigslist early last year while under investigation in california. ragland moved and continued doing business on the east coast, and by late last year she was charged with larceny in massachusetts for failing to return the french bulldog. the defendant had misled officers throughout the entirety of the investigation regarding her name, h

were queen welch, carlotta mcintosh, william johnson, junior, cynthia gibbs jacqueline crews carter, charles houston, and isaiah thomas. now as a at thomas was regina brinson since uncle and katrina alexander's brother, they survived the collapse and they're with us now along with their attorney, ben crump first. thank you for being with me and i am so sorry that this happened to you. let me start regina with you. you and your uncle isaiah, you were helping your friend ms colada because she was on a walker. i think it was a seated walker. and your uncle was in the front. you were in the back helping tell me when did you realize on this gangway that something was going wrong? >> i look and i said, oh, my god, what is happening in the crack came right cross feet, right across my feet in front then what happened into a river. >> just fell into the river and i just it happened so quick buck the current several of us farther into rumor we were we were nowhere near the failed at that time. and when we the current stuff was out into the real bird i saw my uncle and i asked him i said and wh

want to bring in cnn health reporter jacqueline howard has more i wife can tell you.e had pneumonia a few times. i blame her, so i take this pretty seriously. but what's going on here yeah. >> what's going on, john, we have seen this rise and walking pneumonia cases among young children really over the past six months, what we've seen is the percentage of emergency department visits where are the bacterium that causes walking pneumonia, excuse me, it's called mycoplasma pneumonia. that percentage of emergency department visits where this bacterium has been tested positive for has risen from around one to 3% of visits among kids in late march, early april, 2. now, earlier this month been about more than 7% of emergency does he department visits. so we are seeing an increase in the prevalence of this mycoplasma pneumonia and symptoms to look out for include fever, cough, a

this is a moment, i think, the historian jacqueline nelson, who wrote a great book about quakers from indiana during the civil war, i think captured this this very, very well. and nelson basically observed that there are so many soldiers at the outset of the conflict, in particular that they thought if they engage in these types of activities against civilians that they would lose their as to the value of human life. they would lose their sense activity as to why it is wrong to destroy private. there a vermont soldier who wrote very simply that if i stay in this army for the three years of my enlistment he wrote and i'm quoting now i become a total barbarian. others thought that it was unwise to war against civilians and property, as it would erode the army's. and so discipline in an army. this is a very critical thing to do. potential subjecting soldiers who lag, who are more interested, looting and pillaging that it could subject them being captured by irregular forces. bushwhackers and the like. so throughout the course of the conflict, officers on both sides, and this is not uniqu

important to have it now is because the poll numbers also show kamala harris close the gap with donald jacqueline on the economy. something is happening here where there is an appreciation for the economic reality among the electorate that is also happening. >> i think what's happening is that while there are still a lot of people that are hurting and kamala harris has been very smart to be speaking to those people to say, here's what i'm gonna do to continue to drive down costs. but the reality is, and i've heard this in focus groups and you can see it in the closing of the gap on the economy, people are feeling better about their own situation. they are feeling better about what they can do with their families. it's not all there, but the fact that she speaks to the issues that people are still worried about, and we're still, we're in, we're seeing these numbers and it also includes wages that are up manufacturing is up. the stock market is through the roof, right? all of the indications are going in the right right direction at the right moment when everyone says, oh, it's the economy stupid.

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my name is jacqueline white. i am northern arapaho.on the wind river reservation so that we can have food pantries here and work with the tribes. one of the elders told me, there is no higher honor for our people than to give one another food. i feel so blessed to be able to help people with food on this reservation. food is sacred to our arapaho people. we utilize that food in all of our ceremonies. for those that will partake, it could nourish their heart, their mind, their body, their spirit. that nourishment that it has, that comes from mother earth. we have that respect and love for it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> welcome back to the big weekend show. after months of avoiding an actual economic policy, is touting an opportunity economy. listen. >> a we are fighting for a future where we tap into the ambition and the aspirations of the american people. and it builds what i call an opportunity economy. >> kamala also claiming she invited have brought back manufacturing jobs to the united states, really? >> we know we cannot have the strong middl

you report a fact, roger, i'm reading the bbc, the bbc brought in a human rights lawyer called jacqueline first voluntary rwanda removal scheme. >> then the bbc seems to have forgotten to mention that she has a role advising the labour party as a member on their race equality taskforce. i'll go down the page. another bbc failure to declare their commentators activism on politics live. this time they brought on a headmaster to chat about 12 hour school days. surprise, surprise, he was full of criticism. when it turns out, it turns out, it turns out the slightest little dig of this guy's social media profile. turns out he regularly attends labour events. i do put it to you that it looks a lot like the bbc deliberately put labour activists and left wing activists, and sometimes anti —israel activists, and sometimes anti—israel activists on the air and try to pass them off as independent commentators. >> do you really suggest look all journalists make mistakes. bbc news will make mistakes . bbc news will make mistakes. there may be individual instances where they should have probed more clear

. >> the image is, i mean, but you know, the picture of him and his wife jacqueline up there, and hethere was. so he was very, very impressive. margaret thatcher was very, very impressive. tony blair i think, at his best is impressive. >> well, many people say that nigel farage is one of the most impactful politicians. >> you may be right there. >> you may be right there. >> he'll be on our very programme. >> i haven't finished, then who else was i going to talk about there? sorry. >> blair, you said, gordon brown is a very sincere man. >> very, very, very well. but nothing . i mean, i've spent nothing. i mean, i've spent a lot of time with gordon brown, and i think he's very, very impressive, whatever conviction. but i think hillary clinton is very, very impressive. having met her a number of times, but most of all, the guy who's just goldust is bill clinton. yes. absolute star status gold. if you walk into a room and he's there, you know he is there. he's a star politically. i don't i don't care what way you vote or whatever it is or what you think. >> charisma in spades. >> charis