jasmine ramsey communications director of the center for human rights in iran in toronto canada shereen ahmed a small activist and co-host of the feminist sports podcast burn it all down ladies hello welcome good to see you i really have to show our audience what it is like to be in the s.r.d. stadium let's start with the google picture festival going to rotate it just a little bit this is huge a massive impact and i'm going to say here just hazarding a guess here with mostly guys that feeling of being in that stadium i want you to have a listen experience it him either. just when i think of a sale as i hear what is that chanting it sounds like a cool day and the excitement and so popped in that stadium what does it mean the beautiful day in iran how much the people of. well it's actually quite emotional listening to that sound i still think i was because i'm i'm just thinking of our and what she went through and the women that they use force full state security apparatus simply to get inside those stadiums they face arrest and prosecution for trying to get inside that stadium and the w

publicly on twitter when something at a major tournament so it really doesn't make any sense and as jasmine seign it's like we can't and i want to just touch back on this because as somebody who's covered this story for like years before it went mainstream there was a you know there are temporary relaxations on this ban like we saw during the men's world cup in 2018 women did go watch the match against spain so i think we see that but what we're looking for is consistency here we're looking for consistency in terms of baby steps but not one step forward and 3 what's that the iranian spokesperson said actually said we're going to tackle this step by step we have to go forward. i was assuming that he was thinking baby steps forward but you'll think he maybe steps back. let me go that hall which is f.c. which is the football team. she was a huge change sat they said here on the tweet i said it's a little bit early but i want to put this out because we're talking about what can we do about this how do you fight iranian women be fighting for this for many decades how football team of a football

jasmine ramsey communications director of the center for human rights in iran in toronto canada shereen ahmed a small activist and co-host of the feminist sports podcast burn it all down ladies hello welcome good to see you i really have to show our audience what it is like to be in the s.r.d. stadium let's start with the google picture festival going to rotate it just a little bit this stadium is huge a massive impact and i'm going to say here just hazarding a guess here with mostly guys that feeling of being in that stadium i want you to have a listen experience it him either. the old. the old. jasmine i see the same as i hear what is that chanting sounds of the old and the excitement and so putting that state in what does it mean the beautiful day in iran how much the people love. well it's actually quite emotional listening to that sound i still think i was because i'm i'm just thinking of our and what she went through and the women that they use force full state security apparatus simply to get inside those stadiums they face arrest and prosecution for trying to get inside that sta

jasmine around ramsey communications director of the center for human rights in iran in toronto canada sure enough had a small activist and co-host of the feminist sports podcast burn it down ladies hello welcome good to see you i really have to show our audience what it is like to be in the s.r.d. stadium let's start with the google picture festival going to rotate it just a little bit this stadium is huge a massive ampat and i'm going to say here just hazarding a guess here with mostly guys that feeling of going in that stadium i want you to have a listen experience it. just when i fear vuvuzela as i hear what is that chanting it sounds like a cool day and the excitement and it's so packed in that stadium what does it mean the beautiful game in iran how much the people of. well it's actually quite emotional listening to that sound i still think i was because i'm i'm just thinking of our and what she went through and the women that they use force full state security apparatus simply to get inside those stadiums they face arrest and prosecution for trying to get inside that stadium and

jasmine i see here who for sale as i hear what is that chanting sounds of the old and the excitement and so putting that stadium what does it mean the beautiful game in iran how much the people love. well it's actually quite emotional listening to that sound i still think i was because i'm i'm just thinking of our and what she went through and the women that they use force full state security apparatus simply to get inside those stadiums they face arrest and prosecution for trying to get inside that stadium and the worst part about it is that there is no actual law banning it's an unofficial policy that keeps them out i should in this idea and i know you spent a lot of time talking about this this idea of women not being allowed into the football stadiums in iran can you explain a little bit more why with they not be allowed to be that well post revolution in iran 1979 women were no longer welcome into these spaces and i think it's important to remember that historically women have always played a very big part of the sport culture of iran and even to the stay there's a wonderful cul

when you first saw jasmine's cookies, what did you think?>> we didn't get to see -- >> reporter: she says the cookies captivate students. they think, well, but it's a coie.it'sbout something that's serious. and so then, you know, that struggle then starts to make just a little more indentation in the brain. >> reporter: growing up in los angeles as the daughter of korean immigrants, jasmine was bullied over race. >> everyone was always throwing so many racial slurs at me. everything you can think of, like go back to your country. >> reporter: that sense of exclusion deaned in school -- deepen friday school. given the lack of asian american stories and textbooks. then a college elective filled the blanks. >> i remember even as a kid, i thought why are we only always like 2% to 5% of america's population? and then i learned about all these exclusion laws that barred every demographic of asian people from coming into the country based on race. i'm like, oh, that's why. >> reporter: what are you studying here? >> i'm studying art therapy. >> rep

ibarra quien abandonÓ la competencia por un fuerte accidente que tuvo, jasmÍn, la verdad que nos dapodÍa confiar en mÍ, era cerrar el circuito, irnos a casa celebrar la victoria, entonces al momento de lesionar me, alcaer, escuchÉ cuando mi tobillo tronÓ, fue un dolor grande, pero ademÁs fueron sentimientos encontrados, la frustraciÓn de no poderme parar. >> en otra oportunidad si mal no recuerdo tambiÉn tuviste, no se quÉ te pasÓ. >> pero terminaste. >> no te quejaste hasta que terminaste tu. >> asÍ es. >> lo irÓnico es que fue igual contra shaila, entonces esta vez, para mÍ, era el dolor, pero tenÍa que terminar para poder aportar el punto para mi equipo, especialmente porque enfue por t vez en la fractura de la mina no me podÍa parar, el dolor no lo encontrados en el momento que Ó sabÍa que fue algo grave y ya no podÍa seguir compitiendo y fue lo mÁs duro para mÍ. >> debe haber sido muy difÍcil y duro sobre todo porque a lo largo de la competencia habÍas demostrar ser la lÍder, llegaste a ser la capitana del equipo quedaba muy poco de los contendientes, y tÚ mantenÍas una uniÓn,

even seen the pictures from one day out to you it's all about a new i'm rachel join me for me to jasmine from d.w. post. to itself. with its own gravitational pull. of the finest musical compositions. with some mysteries terrific. don't tell me that she was into them don't tell me that that's she never wrote. for yourself and the torture come up in the morning blame. refuelled the sins of your highness plus. the problems come. starts october 11th on the column enough. this is the the news live from britain's prime minister outlines what he says is his final. forest. who calls on the in you to compromise otherwise he says the u.k. will crash out of europe without a deal also on the program saudi agents murdered and dismembered jamal khashoggi in turkey a year ago but as a memorial is held for the washington post journalist still no one has been brought to justice and. we are human we have people if someone makes a mistake want.

la prÁctica empezÓ hoy a la de alejandro gÓmez, jasmine villarreal, rigoberto se hicieron pÚblicos eniere cooperar. con estas fotos grÁficamente quiere decir: "esto no es teorÍa, esto es real . ellas al ser liberados terminarÁn en los barrios". activistas comunitarios dicen que lo que buscan es asustar y dividir. a residente y a sus lÍderes locales >> lo que quieren hacer es asegurar que el pÚblico le den de que criminales se van a dejar sueltos en nuestras comunidades que es una mentira. >> esta nueva estrategia contra la cia de santuarios se extenderÁ a nivel nacional. cada vez son mÁs las agencias de orden locales han decidido no cooperar con las autoridades federales. las operativas han provocado arrestos colaterales de inmigrantes sin antecedentes penales. la mayorÍa de los arrestos que ellos realizan a nivel nacional ocurren en las cÁrceles. pero resaltaron que las ciudades santuario no colaboran. esto podrÍa conducir a arrestos colaterales.>> figuras polÍtica familiares rindieron homenaje hoy al congresista demÓcrata durante sus servicios fÚnebres en baltimore. la ex secretaria

los rostros de alejandro gÓmez, jasmine villarreal, rigoberto murcia se hicieron pÚblicos en la pÁgina cooperar con ice.con estas fotos, a es grÁficamente quiere decir... >> esto no es teorÍa, esto es real. ellos al ser liberados terminarÁn en los barrios de muchos. >> pero activistas comunitarios dicen que lo que ice busca es asustar y dividir a residentes y a sus lÍderes locales. >> lo que quieren hacer es asegurar de que el pÚblico le den la idea de que criminales se van a dejar ir sueltos en nuestras comunidades que es una mentira. >> esta nueva estrategia contra la ciudad de santuario se extenderÁ a nivel nacional. >> desde que llegÓ donald trump cada vez son mÁs la ciudad de santuario. agencias del orden locales han decidido no cooperar con las autoridades federales. los operativoshan provocado arrestos colaterales de inmigrantes sin antecedentes penales. segÚn ice, la mayorÍa de los arrestos que ellos realizan a nivel nacional ocurren en las cÁrceles. pero resaltaron que la ciudad de santuariono colabora. los obligan a ir a la calle en busca de criminales lo que podrÍa conducir

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jasmine: it is looking increasingly likely now.tum seems to be growing behind this withdrawal agreement, but we've heard over three years, multiple governments of parliament and it is not done until it is done. even once any withdrawal agreement is made, that takes us on to negotiating what our long-term relationship to the eu looks like. this is not a short-term fix. that is the concern because all of this time is increased and continuous uncertainty. investments that could be coming into london, that could be helping businesses create more growth for the economy is all being affected. hurt how much has brexit the city of london, the business of london? has the london gdp, for example, had to shrink due to this? london remains a great global city. just yesterday, we saw citibank reemphasize their commitment to london. we've got the tech giants having headquarters here now, and our businesses, all sectors continue to grow. increasingly technology, creative sectors. that is all good and some of the basic tenets of what makes london

i want to say hello. >> hi alex, hi jasmine.we still have more time for questions. >> literary opera, come get some. >> i know when i've had the experience of reading aloud something i wrote it can really change what i think about it or either that's great or i've written myself a tongue twister. when you talk more about your experience recording your own audiobooks. >> i recorded the audiobook. i read as i write and that comes from poetry. poetry the moment i have a decent chunk of apartment do what poem i may read it to make sure it works. technical grammar i'm not good at but i think my ear helps me guide it. i brought that to writing but when i'm writing the book i'm like one paragraph at a time my head is down. doing the audiobook was really cool. not everyone gets to do that. also because until that moment i didn't understand, i guess i did but i struggled to empathize with readers when people would come up to me who read the book and go, it was a gut punch. i was like why? i don't think of writing generally is a very emot

league america. >> cute kitties. >> jasmine was so sweet. >> the other two were happy, whit.rl energ so what will you be handing out to those little ghosts and goblins. according to candystore.com, the number one favorite halloween candy, of course, reese's peanut butter cups. >> yes! >> snickers, twix and kit kat followed up behind. >> my vote. >> the most disliked goes to candy corn. >> absolutely agree. >> can you believe it? >> the only person sitting here who eats candy corn. >> no, i love candy corn. >> you do? >> yeah. >> you want some? >> rob and i both like it. >> it's like eating a vanilla flavored waxed candle. >> exactly. >> i don't know why that's a bad thing. you want some? >> here we go. >> here we go. >> janai, great job. thank you. we'll be back next weekend. stay tuned for george. stay tuned for george. stay tuned for george. s. >>> "abc 7 mornings" all news all morning. >> i'm kate larsen. your last chance to check out hardly strictly bluegrass in golden gate park. there are noticeable differences this year. extra fencing has been put up at the music festiv

thursday morning high winds toppled lines that were still energized which caused a fire outside jasmine's home. >> we are so lucky. >> reporter: chang's savior came in the form of neighbors who used garden hoses to hold down the flames until firefighters did a complete tap out. >> it was blazing pretty good and the fire stretched over to the other side of the driveway. it was alarming. >> reporter: damage was contained to the corner of the street. it was in the allen rock neighborhood in east san jose foothills. when we pressed pg&e white left the lines energized, the utility sent an email reply saying the incident is under investigation. most of the day, south bay residence had to negotiate nonworking traffic signal. this after pg&e shut off service to an estimated 20,000 south bay customers due to forecast high winds and high fire danger. some residents who rely on electricity were left in a quandary with electric vehicles. >> i limit how much i'm driving. hopefully there would be a supercharger in the area that is available. luckily i have a gas car. >>> san jose mayor said the city ,

we have got jasmine and it is extraction in three quadrants.—old jasmine has had by teeth removed at cornel‘s main hospital. damaged by sugary snacks and drinks, despite her mum‘s best efforts. even they no added sugar stuff that get that we do not think is too bad... it still has one sugar cube in it. so, we are only to have just when? when we are having a knife and fork meals. upper right. more than 38,000 children go through this every year in england alone. it's this every year in england alone. it‘s distressing for everyone involved. and i think we‘re going to go for the upper left as well, and then the lower left. there is nothing worse than watching the children‘s eyes roll as they fell asleep and the parents‘s reaction. people do not realise how difficult it will be until you‘re there on the day. tooth decay in children is on the rise. as many as one in five are having problems. there we go! all done. it is coastal areas that are amongst the hardest hit. the british dental association told us that impoverished seaside communitys face a

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have read about grief and loss >> i got to stop you there because i have to get these guys in >> jasmineamily grew up in and what happens to all of that during and after hurricane katrina, it is just a wonderful book, poetic, funny and really touching. >> jason, 20 seconds, bring it home my friend. >> tiffany d. jackson's, "let me hear a rhyme" you love brooklyn, hip hop, this is for you >> go to today.com/shop. they've got all the books. thank you so much. get in my sweats, going to read books now. >>> coming up, magic monday in studio 1a. >> that's right. we're excited. >> i get to dish the ball. >> it's a two-fer. >> we're talking with the great irvin magic johnson after the break. first, your local news. >> who has a signed magic johnson jersey. >> three >>> very good morning to you, i'm laura garcia. a short time ago we got a update on the kincade fire if burned 66,000 acres. it burninged 112 structures, 50 were homes. 80,000 are still threatens, containment at 5%. dozens of schools are closed today because of smoke and power outages. let's get the latest conditions from kari hall.

that moment which they have reminisced about often and so this was back in 2011 this was during the jasmine revolution in tunisia and m.l. found herself in the crowd she was there as the revolution was happening and her contribution well she went and sat on you and then that song took to the nobel peace prize concert from the streets to the concert and it's huge have a look. was . 7 7 7 it was. was. so. it's extraordinary and now you're trying to get away from that move on new album part that back all the energy s. and now bring us up to the present. so in a moment it will perform metal which is one of the songs in the present from her new album but 1st i want you to have a listen to a video comment from fake he is a super fan. my name is carlos from cushman i believe that there's always been a melancholy dawn to the males music her singing continues to give it as a stunt diction a new domain knowledge easy for me personally i have become a huge fan of ever since a heard of for the 1st time in hospital before and for the 2015 will be space so many the songs that she sang that have remained

let's talk to broadcaster jasmin dotiwala, and angela levin, a royal biographer who has written abouts, i started watching the programme feeling like harry should behave and man up, and i ended it to feeling incredibly sad. i thought here are to back row people who are pretty desperate and they can't even help each other. —— two people. harry looks washed out, emasculated. he could barely speak when meghan was there at the various places they he let visited. her do all the talking. he didn't seem able to form words. and meghan just talking. he didn't seem able to form words. and meghanjust poured her heart out. to wash your dirty linen in public like that, against your in—laws and against the press and against everybody, for not asking enough whether she is ok, when the country is up the spout, and all these poverty stricken children and kids with one limb missing, and you have seen all that, there didn't seem have seen all that, there didn't seem to be any perspective. do you agree? no perspective. washing dirty linen in public. angela, i have got to disagree with you. in an era when

hopefully in wrexham, jasmine is watching because she wants to know whether you think that monetary policyturn, when it occurs. short answer forjasmine around bank rate. interest rates, we can lower them. there is some room and we can make sure that that is passed on to households such as hers. i hope it inspired the public to take a bit more of an interest, but it also inspired the governor, i think, to respond in a way that he perhaps wouldn't normally — to actually notjust respond to the committee members putting those questions but to be very aware that the public are watching, the public are interested and to convey and explain things in a way that perhaps we don't always explain properly on the committee. catherine mckinnell. she never did get an answer to that strictly question. and that's the week in parliament — but not quite. with mps sitting on a saturday for the first time in almost a0 years, not only will there be live coverage of the debates on bbc parliament throughout the day, but there'll also be a special saturday in parliament programme at 11pm on bbc parliament. i do ho

nine—year—old jasmine has to have five teeth removed at cornwall‘s main hospital — damaged by sugary that we get, that we don't think is too bad... it still has one sugar in it, one cube. so, we're only to have juice when? when we're having knife and fork meals. so, upper right. more than 38,000 children go through this every year in england alone. it's distressing for everyone involved. there's nothing worse than watching the children's eyes roll as they fall asleep and it's the parents reaction. people don't realise how difficult it's going to be until you're there on the day and it's your child. tooth decay in children is on the rise, with as many as one in five having problems before they even start school. there we go, all done. and it's coastal areas that are among the hardest hit. the british dental association told us that impoverished seaside communities face a double whammy of both tooth decay and poor access to services. that's not just a problem for children. 0n the harbour—side in newquay, health‘s at hand for mouths all at sea. i'm getting my teeth done today because i'

nine—year—old jasmine has to have five teeth removed at cornwall‘s main hospital — damaged by sugary't think is too bad... it still has one sugar in it, one cube. so, we're only to have juice when? when we're having knife and fork meals. so, upper right. more than 38,000 children go through this every year in england alone. it's distressing for everyone involved. there's nothing worse than watching the children's eyes roll as they fall asleep and it's the parents' reaction. people don't realise how difficult it's going to be until you're there on the day and it's your child. tooth decay in children is on the rise, with as many as one in five having problems before they even start school. there we go, all done. and it's coastal areas that are among the hardest hit. the british dental association told us that impoverished seaside communities face a double whammy of both tooth decay and poor access to services. that's not just a problem for children. on the harbour—side in newquay, help's at hand for mouths all at sea. i'm getting my teeth done today because i've got a shambles in my mo

chase jasmine, impressive run off tackle, cuts it back 50 yards. 260 yards on the ground. 27-17, they're 3-4. >>> college football, who let the dogs out? washington and oregon. this is a pac-12 north title championship type game. eason, dogs in the lead. herbert to jalen red, originally ruled down at the 1 but this goes to review. the pylon cam never lies. ball crosses the plane, ducks lead. under a minute to go, final chance for washington, incomplete. oregon wins 35-31. the only pac-12 team without a conference loss. >>> wisconsin on the road taking on illinois. six minutes to go, brandon peters, 29 yards that led to this 39 yarder as time expires, it's god. illini with the first upset of the year, 24-23 that game. >>> you saw it on abc 7, jim harbaugh and michigan taking on penn state. penn state jumped out to a 21-0 lead. clifford to handler. check out this michigan fan in a sea of white. the wolverines make it a game. up the middle, 12 and in, 21-14 after three. seven-point game, two minutes to go, down to the wire. fourth and goal for michigan. the tide turned a litt

. >> my name is jasmine flores. i am working as an admin assistant in the city attorney's office. have always enjoyed the tasks that i have been given. on the days i show up and work on my own is empowering. for me, happiness in being more involved in a person-to-person interaction. my dream jobs includes being a physician, paramedic, firefighter, working with animals with the public. on a personal level with self improvement. my sister is the biggest influence in my life because she taught me to go forward with what makes you happy rather that what makes you the most money. >> i graduated from law school in 1972 at a time when there was a beginning to be an influx of women in the legal profession and tried criminal cases for about 10 years, treatment for delinquent operating programs, government budgets, analyzed fiscal legislation. i came to the san francisco city attorney's office and i have been here for about 12 years advising on tax matters. i did just about anything you can think of. some things that lawyers do and some things that lawyers don't do. >> i'm from the mission

tied in the fourth, jasmine thomas from way downtown drilling the three.time down the car, washington mystic emma answering over own. shakeel na strickland. late-game heroics winning 90-86. game five tomorrow night for the title. it would be a first for either team. that's at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >>> gymnast simone biles making history again as team usa wins a fifth straight world team title in germany. look at this, dave. this sin credible. biles got her 21st meddle at the world championships, the most ever for a female gymnast. biles also the favorite to win the individual all-around title tomorrow. after that, she'll be able to elevate the bar again at the 2020 olympics. >>> finally, if you ever wants to break everything in sight after having a bad day, the philadelphia flyers seem to have you covered. the hockey team opening up a rage room inside their arena. who better to break it in and break things up than gritty. fans at wells fargo center can take their frustration out by destroying everything from mirrors to computers to tvs. i think we're going to

>> jasmine. yeah. "tangled" is underrated. you want to talk more about this?god. >> which is your favorite? >> our producer is killing us right now. i'm not a princess fan. sorry. >> that's outrageous. >> thanks for joining us. i'm christine romans. "tangled" underrated, huh? >> i'm dave briggs. "new day" starts right now. ♪ >>> key figures in the impeachment inquiry set to testify this week. >> we stand behind the president. this investigation is unfair and partisan. >> i don't think any of us anticipated that the chief of staff would confirm that military aid was being held up in favor of a crackpot theory. it's almost embarrassing. >> my language never said quid pro quo. >> we can't ask presidents to provide foreign countries something of value. that's against the law. >> everybody is quaking in fear of being criticized by the president. >> this is "new day." >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." it's monday, october 21st. it's 6:00 here in new york. you smell that? >> what? >> what you are picking up m

i want to say hello. >> hi alex, hi jasmine.ill have more time for questions. >> literary opera, come get some. >> i know when i've had the experience of reading aloud something i wrote it can really change what i think about it or either that's great or i've written myself a tongue twister. when you talk more about your experience recording your own audiobooks. >> i recorded the audiobook. i read as i write and that comes from poetry. poetry the moment i have a decent chunk of apartment do what poem i may read it to make sure it works. technical grammar i'm not good at but i think my ear helps me guide it. i brought that to writing but when i'm writing the book i'm like one paragraph at a time my head is down. doing the audiobook was really cool. not everyone gets to do that. also because until that moment i didn't understand, i guess i did but i struggled to empathize with readers when people would come up to me who read the book and go, it was a gut punch. i was like why? i don't think of writing generally is a very emotional

jasmine herd has been helping develop products to address one of the most concerning issues of our time i think that it can help everything in society? no. do i think it's a wonder drug? no. but do i think that it can alleviate certain disorders? absolutely. and that's why we need to find out. >> through research, which for years had been near impossible. >> the farm bill now allows us to work with hemp-derived cbd. that has been extremely helpful. or else we would have never been able to conduct the large clinical trials that are needed. >> now there is a whole new wave of cbd research that is being funded. >> the stanley brothers are among them. while proof that cannabis works isn't yet required tomorrow cbd to be sold in stores or online, they want the data regardless. >> we live in a world, in a system that needs scientific validation. so we have to go responsibly about it. >> responsibly, because if you get it wrong, people like jay get sick and nearly die. responsibly because, remember, a little girl, charlotte, her life depends on it. that, when we come back. girl: dad! keep on w

, Íi o sea, >>> mi pasada por exatlÓn fue muy corta y di lo mejor de mÍ, esto tambiÉn lo hice por jasmÍneno, a ver >>> epa quÉ pasÓ? >>> voy al mismo.49 eso no es justo. >> entraron con la otra un poquito mÁs facil >>> hiciste trampa. >> quiero verte >>> quiero verte. no manches >> vamos >>> el uyyy! >>> ya este >>> te ganÓ. 4 uyyy! >>> (risas) >>> hizo trampa. >> hice trampa ahora es trampa >> no sÓlo estabas mejor >> te dije que cuando me retaras serÍa mejor la cosa >>> muchÍsimas gracias >> puede que si y damos las gracias por compartir esta maÑana. >>> gracias por acompaÑarnos cuando entrÓ >>> porque en ninguna >>> hoy dÍa >>> habÍan logrado hacer. >> en la maÑana de inicio y con etc satisfacciÓn debe caer pero lo que ustedes amigos no se pueden perder en exatlÓn estados unidos. >> en el dÍa viernes esta noche el famoso >>> contendientes estarÁn peleando nuevamente por la fortaleza. spefr que saquen las garras >>> y finalizar con el seÑor de los cielos. >> estamos en la noche de telemundo hay que ver las mejores, ahora tiene que ver a la querida karina monroy >>> que tiene por allÁ >

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the top of lines touched off a vegetation fire that burned around the perimeter of jasmine chang's home. this is in the alum rock neighborhood in the east san jose foothills. neighbors from would use hodes a fire. i asked pg&e why these lines in a fire area where the wind was blowing last night were not deenergized. those downlines from the fire also knocked out power to customers that were not affected by the ps ps. i received an email response a few minutes ago from the utility saying the incident is under investigation. at a morning briefing the san jose mayor said the city cuming county and pg&e are focused on restoring service as quickly as possible. >> we know that certainly there is a great temptation for monday morning quarterbacking in the situation. we are laser focused however on doing all we can to support our residents who are impacted by the shutdowns. >> reporter: 20,000 customer accounts are affected in three main areas in san jose. alum rock in the east san jose foothills, evergreen southeast of downtown and the almond and ballet section of the city close to the santa c

>> jasmine and my little -- >> this is my son.ure to meet you. >> this is rakim michael christmas in his public debut. >> you're a grandfather now. i saw your face light up there. what's that like? >> it's fun, you know, because i can actually hold him and play with him and i'm having fun watching him. >> i know. this is your first time, right? >> yeah, first time, it's actually beautiful. >> the legendary competitor in a new phase of life 16 years after retearing from basketball. michael jordan is building on his legacy with philanthropy and community service. >> 3 million for hurricane relief, 5 million for the african-american history museum, millions to make a wish and other charities. are you at a point in your life where you want your legacy to be more than basketball? >> that's not my purpose for doing it. i see a certain need, i feel a certain warmth about it. if i feel like i'm making a difference that's all ma matters to me. >> but our estimation it's 30 million in donations over the last five years alone and his latest

. >> multiple types of ordinances were used to include the jasmines as well as small arms fire, et cetera. we use a variety of munitions. the bombs were use of the table and your second question about e video, i will not classify the video. we do have and don't have at this time. i have seen a lot and i will wait until everything is appropriately declassified here in the coming days. and we will make sure it's provided. we will not release the name of the dog right now. the dog performed tremendous service, as they all do, in a variety of situations. slightly wounded, and fully recovering. but the dog is still in theater, returned to duty. so we will not release just yet photos or names of dogs or anything else. >> we are protecting the dog's identity. >> reporter: [indistinct question] >> four questions now. >> reporter: follow-up! >> reporter: was this al-baghdadi's headquarters, this compound? or was he just passing through? if it was his headquarters, how much material did you take away? >> there was material taken away. i don't want to characterize exactly what or how much yet until

that moment which they have reminisced about often and so this was back in 2011 this was during the jasmine revolution in tunisia and m.l. found herself in the crowds she was there as the revolution was happening and her contribution well she went and sang and then that song took to the nobel peace prize concert from the streets to the concert and it's huge have a look. was 7. 7 was. was. was. so. it's extraordinary and now you try to get away from that and move on and the album brought that back oh that was yes and now bring us out to the present. so in a moment it will perform better which is one of the songs in the present from her new album but 1st i want you to have a listen to a video comment from fake he is a super fan. my name is carlos from cushman i believe that there's always been a melancholy dawn to the males music singing continues to give it as a stones on your diction a new domain knowledge easy for me personally 'd i have become a huge fan of ever since a heard of for the 1st time in hospital before and for the 2015 will be space so many the songs that she sang that have a

that moment which they have reminisced about often and so this was back in 2011 this was during the jasmine revolution in tunisia and m.l. found herself in the crowd she was there as the revolution was happening and her contribution well she went and sang and then that song took to the nobel peace prize concert from the streets to the concert and it's huge have a look. was . 7 7 was. was was. was. so. it's extraordinary and now you try to get away from that move on new album part that back over the years yes and now bring us out to the present. so in a moment it will perform better which is one of the songs in the present from her new album but 1st i want you to have a listen to a video comment from fake he is a super fan. my name is carlos from cushman i believe that there's always been a melancholy dawn to the males music singing continues to give it as a stance on your diction a new domain knowledge easy for me personally i have become a huge fan of ever since i heard her for the 1st time in the last little before and for the doctors and 15 will be spaced so many the songs that she sang

. >> reporter: a scent of jasmine lingers where 39 asian lives were snued out in a locked refrigerated trailer. london is a grim place to die. latest reports indice that most of the victims were vietnamese. one of them, pham thi tra my, ousent a text as oxygen ra and hypothermia overwhelmed her. >> ( translated ): i'm sorry, amom. my path oad doesn't succeed. mo i love you so much! i'm dying because i can't breathe. i'm sorry, mom. >> well, it indicates to me that they're getting more desperate. i mean, the migrants and the smugglers. >> reporter: as the former director general of the u.k.'s border force, tony smith has extensive knowledge about people trafficking and illegal immigration into britain, which >> we've seen lotstempts. in the last year in small boats coming across the english channel, and some drownings, sadly. and now this just demonstratesat he smugglers are prepared to go to any lengths at all really, to bring people over here. >> reporter: the trailer entered the country by ship via the river thames. the gang responsible avoided the crossing between calais in northern

jasmine dejesus recently moved across country to set new roots in new york. today she's attending job fair x. these free events around the country let you meet face-to-face with local employers. >> at the end of the day it's about introducing myself and what i may be able to provide to anyone who's looking to fill a position. >> reporter: and remember, success comes down to numbers. the number of doors you knock on, the number of applications you send out. eventually it only takes one. >> it takes just one. one opportunity, one shot. big thanks to rebecca jarvis. linkedin says mondays are the best days to look for your jobs. that's when recruiters are doing most of their job postings. >> i think given this time of year, as rebecca was discussing, i think it's also a good time to look for places to live. you think if there are that many jobs open, there could be that much more movement in the market. >> i do wonder depending on the city. the college kids, in certain areas, if they're around universities or whatever, they've grabbed up all the good ones. >> thi

. >> reporter: jasmine dejesus recently moved across country to set new roots in new yor today she'sy at the end of the day it's about introducing myself and what i may be able to provide to anyone who is looking to fill a position. >> reporter: and, remember, success comes down to numbers. the number of doors you knock on, the number of applications you send out. eventually it only takes one. and according to linkedin mondays, george, are the best days to look so you can get the resume together over the weekend and get it ready. >> that makes a lot of sense, and there are a lot of apps that make this easier. >> there are a lot of apps. one, for example, is called indeed. you can look inside of that app on your phone and here at the very top it says find jobs. you want to hit on find job, if you're looking for, say, accounting, for example, hit on accounting, wherever you are, you put in the city, we put in new york city because that's where we are, george, and hit search and here you see over almost rather 3,000 jobs in accounting hiring right now and they even say, for example, how

debilitados desde que comenzÓ la temporada han perdido por eliminaciÓn ahora quÉ puede pasar con jasmÍnce que my gato encerrado. el cartel casillas quiere rescatar a amado >>> pero logra someter a navarro con la ayuda. >> con la muerte de aurelio casillas creen que ganaron pero los casillas regresan mÁs fuerte y veremos un avance. >> nos vamos a quedo er aquÍ parados como carne de caÑÓn, hay que movernos aquÍ. >> ¿quÉ no piensan hacer nada? >> como que no pensamos hacer nada. >> no viste todo lo que hiciste ya ¿quÉampo me vas a ayudar? pero todo sabemos hasta dÓnde estirar laa entiende. aquÍ la cuerda se estira hasta que se tenga que estirar >>> asÍ se habla. no se pierda la tercera competencia mÁs feroz del planeta esta noche a las 7/6 centro por telemundo. seguido por final del paraÍso >>> las noches de telemundo tienes que verlas no entiendo >>> cada una de las series estÁ en suspenso y tambiÉn exatlÓn estados unidos >>> ademÁs hacen gritar a chiquis >>> pero bueno, ahÍ estÁ empezando a celebrar con nuestros fanÁticos te parece si vamos? >> vamos para allÁcebrando, cel un saludo espe

jasmine on the new york city democrats line. caller: i just wanted to tell this guy isthink dead.mp is only doing that to take people's minds talking about he killed the isis guy. host: carrie is in northport, alabama. welcome caller:. thank you for taking my call. i would like to say good morning to c-span and to your visitors. , in i would like to know is agree with the caller from new york. the one way earlier. she talked about the differences between the media. i am for trump 100%. i think nancy pelosi is cutting her own throat. i think she's letting them push her to the point where they are going to lose and they are going to lose big and i can't wait to see it. so happy bill barr is going after the democrats who conspired and went after trump. resigned to get him to using the -- saying he was unfit. i can't wait to see brandon, klapper, the whole bunch go down. thank you for host: host: taking my call. on her point about bill barr of the attorney general's investigation. the investigation was given subpoena power. when do we expect any sort of report out of that? the investi

the question well, there's not a study that takes into account crime rates, poverty rates, school jasmine, house inequality and yields to other than those elements crime and poverty are not sufficient to the studies. we should be able to distinguish between the two. >> reverend sharpton, quickly. >> i concur with that answer and i would say that for the record, when we had campaigned against stop and frisk in new york it was discriminatory. the administration came in and crime went down, crime is at an all-time low so i'm not a nerd but i can read and write. crime went down with stopping frisk law and i think that we need to be very clear about that. as far as black on black crime, and the community most people are the victim of the same race. the problem in the black community is that we have fear of cops and robbers. >> the time as acquired. >> thank you mister chairman. i thank them for appearing here today i appreciate it. earlier this year we held a hearing with commercial background checks and a few weeks ago this committee held a hearing on red flag legislation and as i understand