. >> reporter: these images of two carefree childhood friends, deanna and jenna. >> jenna lived in thep together. >> reporter: jenna moved away but the two stayed in touch. fast forward more than a decade later to a facebook post from deanna's family. the now 19-year-old diagnosed with alport syndrome, stage 5 kidney failure, desperate to find a donor for a kidney transplant. at first jenna said she didn't give it thought until what she calls divine intervention. >> instantly i felt this voice, i don't know, "you need to fill out the application." >> reporter: when jenna flew in for testing the two reunited. >> i tapped her shoulder and she turned around and she started sobbing. >> then an emotional facetime conversation confirming the news that would change both of their lives. >> do you want to see something? >> reporter: jenna has a match. >> it was just really, really special. >> reporter: a bond built on history. >> i don't think that any of us will ever be able to understand the magnitude of this is going to do for her. >> reporter: and now a brighter future. >> i'm just incredib

>> reporter: jenna was a match. built on history and now a brighter future. >> i'm just incredibly blessed to have an amazing friend like jenna to actually donate to me. >> reporter: erielle reshef, abc news. >> the transplant set for june 20th. we thank erielle for that report. thank you for watching. i'm tom llamas in new york. "gma" first thing in the morning. david muir right back here tomorrow night. have a great evening. good night. >>> on abc 7 news, the show goes on. 24 hours after surviving a fiery crash. >> woman sexually assaulted by a man opposed as a driver. >> the video shows a frantic moment after the plane skidded into the river while landing in florida. >> now, from abc 7 news. >>> developing news out of russia. a passenger plane makes a landing in mouscow. >> i am eric thompson. >> i am dion limb. that plane had taken off from moscow but turned back. abc reporter tells us the criminal investigation is underway. >> reporter: the passenger plane landing aeroflot taken earlier from the northern city.

we mention jenna is here we're so sorry to hear about the passing of your grandma, your name sake, jennaa text that she passed away on friday morning so i got to texas as fast as i could to be with my mom right before mother's day. she was -- my grandma was an only child and my mom was an only child so they had a really close bond we had a little service for her. as my dad said when you're 99, most of your friends are gone. so my dad and my mom wrote the service together that's mila meeting her grammy and then mila loved to go to the old folks home because the food there is jell-o and mashed, but she was a lovely, lovely woman she never graduated from college but she taught us every star in the sky. >> she was a real daughter of texas wasn't she >> she was of west texas and she loved nature she would make us stop and slow down and look at the birds and the trees and taught us every plant. it's where my mom gets the love of the outdoors. >> how is your mom doing >> she is doing well my grandfather harold passed away nearly 25 years ago so she asked about him a lot and now they're together

real quick, jenna, what do you see now?ot of people i think it is even have a to a degree, an impact on today's trading? >> yeah. i think that there's, americans are just very tired of this rhetoric. i do agree with capri, achievements are things that we absolutely have to do. if democrats want to hope for anything in 2020. even keeping majority in the house that they will have to show the american people they are willing to accomplish things on our behalf, not just be trump haters. that goes to the market, the economy, everything. charles: i am a little upset you two got together didn't tell me to wear a yellow tie. >> apparently. >> we always do that, twinning. charles: congratulations, jenna. see you guys later. charles: reuters is reporting that jpmorgan chase is cutting ties within pharmaceutical. that would force them to find a new bank to manage cash an payments. jpmorgan distanced itself from purdue and slacker family. the company is facing thousands of lawsuits allegedly it downplayed oxycontin's risk despite knowi

>> i mean, i'm waiting for jenna, she's at a dance recital with mila. i got to go. >> what are you doing? >> i'm looking for jenna. >> this is when you start your show. >> but she's not here yet. she has a dance recital. >> we have a show to do. let's go. >> she's been here the whole time thanks for telling me. >> we've got a show to do. >> from nbc news, this is "today" with hoda kotb by and jenna bush hager, live from

jenna, we know what's going on at the border.than a million illegals supposedly pouring over this year alone. activists say they have the right to flee oppression and murder. >> we are not tweaking the rights to claim asylum or come in on a very specific qualifying ground but let's remember asylum is not immigration. there is a legal immigration process for people who want to come into the country and stay. what's going on is that our very generous asylum process is actually being abused by people who understand that coming in and saying those magic words, i fear for my life, or even coming in just on the basis of wanting a better life, an economic benefit, those aren't actually qualifying bases. asylum exists for people who genuinely fear persecution on qualifying bases. what president trump is looking to do, i think the key words there were fairly and expeditiously. we always want to make sure that a legal determination of asylum is rendered quickly so that people who do have meritful claims can stay in the country. but then pe

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we mentioned jenna is here.a jenna who i am named after is 99-years-old. i landed in tennessee and got a text that she passed away on friday morning. so i got to texas as fast as i could to be with my mom and right before mother's day, she was, my grandma was an only child. they had a close bond. we had a little service for her. aspy dad said, when you are 99, most of your friends are gone. so my dad and my mom wrote the service toer. that's mila, meaninger grammy. the food there is jello but she was a lovely,ovely woman. she never graduated from college. but she taught us every star in the sky. >> the real daughter of texas, wasn't she? >> from west texas. she loved nature. she would make us stop andlow down and look at the birds and the trees and taught us every plant. it's where my mom gets the love of the outdoors. she is doing well. my grandfather, harold, a home buildneridland passed away nearly 25 years ago. she asked about him a lot. now they're together. >> we're sending our love. >> thank you. >> and y

jenna and i are excited. rebel wilson is here. she's kind of wherever these days.asy. we will walk you through a menu to impress that only looks difficult to prepare. anyone can do it. >>> the best way to close out our best of broadway week. a live performance from the "ch "cher" show. >> they snagged tony award nominations. >>> just ahead, we are going to catch up with the latest bachelor. co co col coleton underwood. >> we have a huge announcement. >>> tomorrow, more from dillon at the kentucky derby. she will take us behind the scenes. she designs her own hat. >> she looks good. >>> let's get a check of the weather. >> see what we have got. derby, let's talk the derby. this evening, the kentucky oaks starts off partly cloudy, isolated shower, 77 degrees. we get to the derby, they have a lot of wet weather, three consecutive years of rain, 2016 -- last year, 2018, heaviest rainfall ever. the wettest derby on record. what about tomorrow? unfortunately, it looks like it's going to be wet showers likely. temperature of 64. how can a mother be a father? >>> good morn

also out there on the plaza, there she is, jbh, jenna bush. book club. she'll share it with the rest of us. >> she's getting us excited about reading. >>> we start with the weather. a powerful storm system that's already caused severe flooding and tornadoes is on the move again this morning. al, who's in the danger zone? >> the folks in the danger zone yesterday still are today. in fact, we have glad watches stretching from texas all the way to wisconsin. 29 million people. in this area of red we have some rainfall rates upwards of 3 inches per hour. we're worried about the flooding there. here is where severe weather is expected, especially down through texas. 14 million people at risk. damaging winds, hail and tornados, especially if texas this morning. for tomorrow it's a wider area stretching from central texas up into ohio for 15 million people. for damaging simpindz hail. the tornado threat hoer but we can't rule it out. here's what we're looking at as far as the rainfall is concerned. central texas into arkansas, 3 to 5 inches of rain c

joining me with expert insight is jenna ellis and congressman jerry nadler.hank you for joining us, appreciate it. strong words from a lot of folks saying throw him in jail, throw him in contempt, this is a crime, he lied to congress. what do you think? >> this is absolutely absurd and ridiculous abuse of power by the congressional house democrats. there is absolutely no legal basis for them to seek to compel bar's testimony when he is not under subpoena, he simply declined to volunteer to come in when chairman nadler changed the rule and it was unprecedented and inappropriate according to the doj spokesperson which is absolutely true. according to president of the house rules but then second, bar would be disobeying the law and breaking the law if he gave the fool unredacted report in the manner the democrats have asked for because let's remember he has to by law make certain redactions and he did that before he released the report to the public and congress can, members of congress can go in and read the fool unredacted report but they are trying to make a

>> i mean, i'm waiting for jenna, she's at a dance recital with mila. i got to go. >> what are you doing? >> i'm looking for jenna. >> this is when you start your show. >> but she's not here yet. she has a dance recital. >> we have a show to do. let's go. >> she's been here the whole time thanks for telling me. >> we've got a show to do. >> from nbc news, this is "today" with hoda kotb by and jenna bush hager, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza >> it is thursday, may 23rd. >> plans always go perfectly, don't they. >> i'm so glad you're here she made it. >> i made it we'll tell you all about that. it's may 23rd, 2019, natalie is here for hoda. this song was inspired by that open this is "smooth" by santana. >> you're so smooth. needless to say you have been here the whole time. >> i've been here the whole time i did rush off to my daughter mil a's kindergarten tap dance recital. i felt like i needed to be there. my husband is out of town. and i was worried about it. >> you never know traffic, and it's raining today you never know what it's going to

we also know that we need to have donor confidence, and so as jenna talked about, there's a lotted of things that our donors expect of us in order to continue to be supportive of the district. that includes transparency, fiscal responsibility, so we do engage in an annual audit for spark from an outside auditor. they also wanted to understand what happens with the impact of the gifts that they're giving. so we continue to work on making sure that we're able to tell that story of how their private support is transforming lives for our students. finally, we know that the district overall is really about partnership. so we collaborate with donors within the district to access and sustain resources that can enhance our shared mission. we also consider these things with every investment. so what resources are necessary to have an impact? is the thing that we're going to be funding through private philanthropy something that will need to be sustained through public dollars? if so, have we really considered the impact of that? is the district ready to ensure successful implementation? is the

jenna is live in hayward were talks with the teachers union have gone very late into the night.>> you can see in the building there that's where they are still negotiating, both sides say they are willing to stay at the table as long as needed to try to get a deal by the end of this holiday weekend. >> reporter: teachers parents and students stood up by the education office holding signs. candles of hope as negotiations between the union and the new haven unified school district continued well past sundown. >> we have had a conversation with the administration. >> reporter: teachers went on strike monday saying they needed more than the 1% pay hike and more than the one-time bonus they have proposed. large rallies sent a strong message to those of the bargaining table inside. the union president says small discussions have been a game changer.>> it really helps the mood.>> reporter: district who joined the rally say the discussion has been difficult at the end of their senior year.>> very stressful we have not in the classroom for a whole week. it's going to be tough. >> usually we ha

constitutional law attorney jenna ellis joins us.rrespondent and democratic strategist, jon summers. after the tariff threat in mexico, seems for republicans in iowa that seems it is not going over so well. is there political implication for 2020 or too early to tell? >> there are many politcally implications to this. you saw this in the remarks that senator chuck grassily made yesterday following announcement that president trump planned to move forward with the tariffs. he says this jeopardizes the usmca trade deal which was on track to reach congress at some point this summer. now seems that might not be the case. but also there are republicans who are saying privately that they're concerned on impact it has on negotiations with china. if chinese officials are looking at president trump and now questioning whether he is reliable trading partner, will they be, will they be hesitant to move forward or return to the negotiating table to work out a deal? as we know president trump is sort of eager to reach a deal with china because of

jenna -- >> thank you for having me just for that. >> oh, there's more.n-air gigs reporting for the arizona public media in 1993, you have come a long way. we didn't know. it's actually tied to our "today" loves teachers series. >> i am like, you can show that embarrassing old video. this is teacher appreciation week and we are celebrating the teachers who touched our life. for me it wasn't just a teacher. it was a mentor, a boss, ultimately a lifelong friend. without his advice, i don't think i'd be sitting here today. >> reporter: the best advice i got from ted robbins, who is still my friend. a piece of advice i give every chance i get. you need to dream big, extravagant, borderline unrealistic dreams. and it was given to me what seems like a lifetime ago. ted and i met when i was at college, a lowly member of the student crew at our pbs station in arizona. he was an on-air reporter, someone i looked up to. i really admired him. i thought he was such a good writer and such a good producer. so smart. >> she was a gopher, essentially. she could run the c

minute and so in it is giving the europeans sixty days to effectively jenna's between following mr trump and the u.s. administration or then in his words saving the steel if the europeans do not do anything what happens then absolutely. then he will go on and take further steps the iranians will no longer commit itself to enriching uranium at the current levels and that iran will begin rebuilding the iraq plant and i think after that iran will take even further steps and in addition to this i expect gradually iran will be putting more pressure on saudi arabia and the united arab emirates for their role in this economic warfare being carried out by the united states so i think the iranians are telling the europeans not only that they have to start dividing by their commitments but they should also put pressure on the saudis and their morality is not to go too far because they both are very vulnerable and it's not in their interest to continue with this economic warfare against order for iran then takes further steps as you're saying doesn't this then just play into the hands of the americ

. >> jamie-lynn co-hosts the ladygang podcast "mama said" with jenna paris, they take an uncensored lookhood. >> best thing you learn from your >> you'll never regret spe time with your kids. >> what do you love the most about your mom? >> she cuddles with me and i so much. >> oh, buddy. >> oh. such a strong woman. >>> let's talk about tv tonight. because our show is back, nancy the bachelorette season premiere. the most romantic season. some scoops for bachelorette. hannah just wrapped filming her season this weekend. first time ever it has happened so close to the show's premiere. also in this sneak peek the suitors will spotted a threat. >> i did another freestyle. i was spitting some bars like willy wonka. >> freestyle rapping alone. >> and that drama. >> what is hannah looking exactly for in a man? our lauren zima. >>> what's your physical type, what are you attracted to? >> that five o'clock shadow, hasn't bathed in a few days. but smells like they have. >> that's perfect. >> lucky for alabama hannah more than half of her 30 men are >> whoa! >> any deal breakers? you'd be like, nop

soon after the murder of my daughter jenna says jim you're more turned so thin so random so jeffrey rather be writing them so. for the accomplice. it was picked up about a month and a half after all of that and he was picked up on gun charges that were linked to the murder. why don't you like to tell us that line. quantity. because. all day i was on it i wanted to. go i was the people who put you out there and watch and one person alone just saying to people i'm saying a lot of people and you know see the cameras are on the camera see care they have scanner is a liquor store camera is of all days had cameras everywhere i was in other words i was into you know what happened a 12 year old girl. was accidentally shot. and she died because of this. pair you work you don't know right now is always going back to you . or. you can write to me. but i wasn't. there when i want you to be honest with us and that's why i respect you good night you came you came you know people. driving around. in ash you know what you want you want you want all street and you're telling us your route ok. does not mark

joining me now, steve kornacki and jenna johnson.to you for being here, appreciate it. >> of course. >> let me start with you, jenna. let me read a little more from axios, who writes, more money is coming from the person certificating at home on their laptop -- spending $10. that really mounts up, so is this the new way to win, to have a buzzi campaign over a big campaign that's getting a lot of high dollar donors? >> we're going to have to wait and see. 2016 totally changed the calculus. super paces played a big huge role, pac money played a big huge role, now we're seeing that change. we're seeing candidates want to have grassroots support around them. even if there's quietly an establishment structure behind that grassroots, they want to be that person who goes viral, who inspires people, who gets people to invest in them, they want those small donors, they want that army of people to show up, we're going to have to wait and see are we going to see that trend continue into 2020? >> my colleague, craig melvin interviewed pete butti

justice bieber windsor. >> jenna thought spencer.u are a planner. you planned one trip that went awry because there were some bedbugs. is that true? >> oh, that's right. i thk at the end of the day we don't know if they were technically bedbu w. but theree bugs in the bed. does that make it bedbugs? it was like my worst nightmare which is we arrived at a and there were -- but we switched houses. >> so you took care of it? >> i took care of it. but it was -- for a planner le me, it was awful. >> amy, you are always full of surprises when i see you. i had no idea until i was reading up for this interview that you love "judge jwd judy. i love her show. i think it's incredible. especially when you're watching for fairness and equality in the world. i think she's a queen. >> did she just get her star? >> it was a daytime emmy award and lifetime achievement ard. and i surprised them by giving it to her. and look how cute she is. >> she looks great. >> she h asdid. judge ijudy, would never surprise judge ju. i would ask. i asked for permiss

soon after the murder of my daughter jenna says jim you're more training so often for granted and so jeffrey other breeds are soaring themselves. for conflict. and mercy and it was picked up about a month. after all of that and he was picked up on gun charges that were linked to the murder. one of those. people who put you under and watches in one person how much is ancient people are saying a lot of people and you know these. cameras. have. been released. to carry them out of it almost as you know that a 12 year old girl. well that nearly shot. and she died because of this. pair you work you don't know right now is always going back to you . or. you can write to me. but i wasn't. sure when i want you to be honest with us and that's why i respect you good night you came you came you know people. driving around. in ash you know what you want you want you want you want all street and you're telling us your route ok . does not mark you are a little bit why did you. detect the because you tend to see around a ramp and seen us but i think that the sanford police said it said the few bucks

last summer you guys were with me i was married and i was pregnant with jenna one of these we may shoota little one who wouldn't be you right now i would say i've got a great husband we've got to feed it not we've got pictures in the claw of got pretty much what to me is a perfect life wow. greg was by far the biggest mistake of my life things just started getting from bad to worse i really don't have time for any kind of crap in my life at all and it got to a point we. are just said enough and that was it a fault for divorce and nine months of trying to get him to sign the pipe as he finally signed the pipe this and that was that i was divorced happiest day of my life. that's the one thought of it than the of assad is still fighting for maintenance. so that is my relationship with the must see i'm in court twice once every two months in court and it gets biased by and it gets biased far and it's been the mines and it's guys been going on for three years already. so how do you pay these bills my mom president. at the time of the breakup reagan was only six months old and jenna was three

so anyway, please follow along on instagram with read with jenna on facebook. book. she's like, you're still reading the fctst selen? they've had like four books since then. now i'm ready for a new one. >> it's been fun though. >> i'll taic this. t >>nk you for holding my trash. >> all right. i know. does that drive you crazy? >> it's triggering you. littering. >>> coming up next, a special second chance edition of steals and als. these are past products you've loved the most since they flew off the shelves. but thaur back. " rst this is "today nbc. thank you. they are back. first, this is "today" on nbc. ok, i got your eggs. here you go. ♪ i mean i don't w.t it too high obvious ♪ ♪ free range eggs for free range living. nellie's free range eggs. >>> i just love this. we're back with steals and deals. everybody deserves a second chance. right? s> i believe that. >> i believe tha true especially about deals that you really love. these are some of our best sellers. they went so fast people were sad. and now you're going to make dreams come true. >> people were le

are jenna and ihe only ones really excited about this? >> we are.now we can watch it and not get in trouble. >> yes, i'm so excited. so excited. super pumped >> thanks for playing along. >> tha sounded real. >> i thought it was cool to hear the original theme song and that preview gets us excited. >> not all. >> isn't it kind of a reality show, right? it's not like donna and -- la i think they'reng themselves. i still don't understand what that means. e they're looks l still very wealthy. >> you might want to temper that excitement unt. you see it >> thank you, craig. >> i'm just saying. >> you didn't watch the original. >> no, i did not. >> should we move on? >> please. >>> in other news, kevin hart. while the comedian is notorious for making us laugh, it's hard to imagine there ever was a time he struggled in the business. during his appearance on the graham norton show, hart reflected the difficulties he faced during the fearlynomayse o of his stand up career and sure had will smith laughing. take a look. >> in standup comedy, you're not performi

soon after the murder of my daughter jenna says jim you're more trains often running so. jeffrey either be. themselves. for a conference. and it was picked up about a month and a half after all of that and he was picked up on gun charges that were linked to the murder. why don't you like tell us that line that. crime scene. of the day and i was. all day i was i don't want to. go i was the people who put you out there and watch the same one person i'm not just saying to people i'm saying a lot of people and you know the c.d.c. the cameras are on the camera see care has camera is a little store camera is of all days had cameras everywhere and i was another right on this is that you don't have a 12 year old girl was accidentally shot. and she died because of this. we don't know right now it's always come back to you. what are will you can write to me. tomorrow. and then aren't there when i want you to be honest and that's why i respect you good night you came you came you know people. driving around. in ash you know what you want you want you want all street and you're telli

you have to get it in the can, over the top. >> let's see, jenna, can you give it?amaz $40, the greatest cutest preppiest prints available at target right now. where are we going? >> we have one more. >> one more? >> we have one more? >> keepcoming. >> we have to hop over to craig. oh, craig, you takingt away? >> s. >> we're taking it away. >> thank you, ladies. >> just ahead, martha stewart wart joins the party. martha ise here with mw to do the ultimate clam tbake. s is "today" on nbc. th e big carriers are talking about their current 5g roll outs, but their effopos are limited to a few ets in select cities or trying to convince consumers that 4g is actually 5g. they're neglecting small towns and rural communies, leaving them on the wrong side of the digital divide. if approved, only the combined availableresourcet-ofso bi and sprint can deliver on all the spectrum bands neuned to quickly bring ecedented 5g connectivity across the nation. . >>> and we're back with today's food and more fun in the sun. a clam bake. a clam bake a is beach season tradition, a great e

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jenna says implants should only be for adults and also worries that income. sharing could compromise privacy. congress is in favor of implants that improve people's lives but not if they used to watch over and govern us like androids ruben replies that governments monitor us in any case with or without implanted chips he says the fusion of man and machine is inevitable . will see if his right thanks for your comments. are now from self optimizes to the well less optimized mishaps happen. sometimes we don't think things through. the winds that there are various theories but there are actually external factors that make us dumb and then we have to be. maybe appointed. is there really no cure for stupidity. don't worry we humans are pretty good at making the most of what we're born with. b.b. use learn about the world around them at an unbelievably fast pace they 1st develop sensory motor intelligence learning to crawl and then to walk. then they begin to communicate and express what they want their intelligence grows completely automatically if infants are stim

soon after the murder of my daughter jenna says jim you're more trains often running so. jeffrey either be writing themselves. for an accomplice or. more shake hands and it was picked up about a month and a half after all of that and he was picked up on gun charges that were linked to the murder. why don't you like to tell us where he was like. the quantity. of the day and i was. told a i was on that one bit ok. go are with the people who put you out there and one much said one person i'm not just saying to people i'm saying a lot of people and you know the c.d.c. the cameras are with all the cameras here they have scanner is a little store camera there's a full day's camera cameras everywhere and i was another right i was into you know what happened a 12 year old girl was accidentally shot. and she died because of this. and like i said we worked we don't know right now it's always come back to you know. what i was at the media as much as what i was an origin or what and i want to be honest with us and that's why i respect what you did tonight you came you came to us you

and i'm celebrating my son graduating from texas a&m, first one in our family to graduate, jenna. >>u make our family proud. >> thank you for coming. you make us proud. all right. don't y'all love that? >> okay. just ahead, from white jeans to button down shirts, the better basics that are bound to be your new favorites in you wardrobe. and look at that cutie-pie. >>> also we want to remind you about big things comg up at "today." >> that's right. we're excited. one week from today on may 23rd, al and i will be live at is the indianapolis motor speedway with tom hanks. he is co-hosting the hour with me. we're working with hidden heroes. as a added treat for them and for all of you, a live concert by sheryl crow. indianapolis motor speedway. get your engines running. that's in a week. >> by the way, speaking of bencerts, get your calendars ready. use tomorrow we are going to be revealing the star studded lineup for city summer concert series. spoiler alert, big names. >> have you seen it? >> we mayseen it. >> what? you have to tell me in commercial brea >> all right. let's get a check

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> wait a second, are jenna and i the only ones really excited about this >> we are. so much in common. >> i watched it. yes, i'm so excited. i'm super pumped. >> that sounded real >> i just thought it was cool to hear the show's original theme song in that preview gets us all going. "90210" premiers august 7th. >> it's a reality show. >> heightened versions of themselves i don't know what that means it looks like they're all still very wealthy. >> you may want to tip that excitement until you see it. >> thank you, craig. >> you didn't watch the original. >> no, i didn't. >> shall we move on? >> yes, please. >>> kevin hart, while the comedian is notorious for making us laugh, it's hard to imagine there was ever a time that he struggled in the business. during an appearance on the graham norton show, hart reflected on some of the tough times in his stand-up year and he certainly had will smith laughing >> performing in stand-up comedy, you're not performing in luxury venues. wherever they feel they can build the stage and make the money, they're going there was a crabf

ktvu's jenna is live at uber headquarters with the backlash. jana? >> reporter: julie, i talked to one uber driver who told me to organize a protest here on wednesday. she said this has gone global. there are uber drivers, she says, in nine other u.s. cities plus the u.k., brazil, and australia, as well planning to protest or introduced its app and changed the wapreparing to go public th week, and some drivers say they are planning loud rallies on may 8th. >> we can't afford to continue to drive and make a living if they continue cut our rates. without drivers, what would uber be. >> reporter: this is an uber driver who has helped organize the local protest. >> we want to make sure we send a clear and loud message to uber, to the investors what risk they're actually facing and to legislators out there that it's time to step up and make sure are that gig workers protected. >> reporter: outside of the uber center, and drivers had not heard about the protest. others say they don't plan to participate. >> i'm very grateful for them. i've been with them f

jenna stefan joins me now from the banks of the danube river in budapest schiff on the south korean minister has visited the site of the accident what more can you tell us about south korea's response and reaction to this accident. well south korean foreign minister was here briefly to really pay her respects and also to see for herself the site where just really hours and hours hours earlier the boat sank we so many. citizens. and self course the reaction has been one of shock from south korea they still remember 25 years ago when bored and 300 south korean dikes. when the vessel went down there they were hoping that this would never happen again but of course now thousands of miles away here in budapest once again i think that's south korea into mourning but only south koreans i would say ariens are also mourning here that have been just flowers new year and candles as well and of course in the meantime the rescue efforts still going on just behind me yes it is but it's been more than 24 hours since the accident stefan give us an update on the rescue operation the chances of finding more s

. >> jenna rosenberg, outside of that, the only jewish woman, and the prime minister of kiana. she was married to this - in dental school. she was originally from chicago and spent most of her life - few people have heard of that. >> thank you for telling me, i haven't heard of her before. this is such a big car project, 350 years of american jewish women, impossible to include everyone and clearly there are names of people i never heard of. she sounds like an important figure more of us should know about. >> he lived most of her life -- >> she was born in chicago. >> we talked about the feminism of american jewish women and how they incorporated feminism and we mentioned their relationship in israel. is there something unique about american jewish women feminism and can you talk about the influence they had another jewish women? >> i can talk about that. when i look at the history of feminism as it emerged in israel and beginning to emerge in the late 70s it was imported to israel by women who as i like to say spoke hebrew in an american accent or british accent. they had expe

soon after the murder of my daughter jenna says jim you're more training so often and running so. jeffrey rather be writing themselves. for an accomplice and more shay anthony was picked up about a month and a half after all of that and he was picked up on gun charges that were linked to the murder. why don't you like to tell us why that line that. quantity. of it in a house because. all day i was one of them one bit ok. go are with the people who put you out there and watch the same one person a large the same 2 people are saying and a lot of people and you know the c.d.c. the cameras are with the camera see care they have camera is a little story camera is a full day's had cameras everywhere and i was another right i was into you know what happened a 12 year old girl. was accidentally shot and she died because of this. and then later to do work that we don't know right now it's always come back to you know. go are with the media as much as they have to but i wasn't really an origin or when i want to be honest with us and that's why i respect what you did so you came you came to

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jenna, we know it. i know it. people around me know it. we know this.not gotten the message. i don't want to be harsh, but if they don't get this message, if they believe that somehow or other the middle class was ruined by trump and was doing great guns under obama, you're not doing your job. we are losing because you're not getting the message out. >> well, i think that the message is definitely getting out. i think that's why president trump is going to so many rallies, he's speaking to everyday americans, not just staying in washington, d.c., and having people speak for him. he's actually going out and reaching america. but one of the things that, i mean, being a trial lawyer in practice, was that for the juries, you can't just tell people, you have to show them. i think for people who are wanting to honestly look at the economy and not just taking the talking points and the doom and gloom from the democrats, they are going to honestly look at their income tax return, they are honestly going to look at their increased paycheck, they are going to loo

. >>> jenna is in the house. you look great.rson daly is back "popstart," buddy? >> first up, the long holiday weekend, old parks and rec's co-stars hit the links they joked the photo was their new album cover an we could expect new music from them soon. pablo and johnny joined them for that outing. they had a good time someone else out, chrissy teigen she documented a breaking news situation in her backyard. have a look. >> this helicopter is yelling down at cold water canyon telling someone to put their hands up an exciting day for me over here hey, guys, chrissy teigen reporting live on the scene of a helicopter as you can see behind me, there is a helicopter. >> auditioning for "popstart"? >> she needs to get out more. >> there was a home invasion taking place l.a. police responding to her tweet saying there was no danger in the surrounding area. one of our favorite posts from someone you know well, jenna sully, president bush's dog, posed in front of the world war ii memorial, posting always thinking of my best friend and t

soon after the murder of my daughter jenna says jim you're more turns off in front of them so jeffrey other be also some variant of self. for an accomplice and we're seeing anthony was picked up about a month and a half after all of that and he was picked up on gun charges that were linked to the murder. one of those that i. don't know. if you know i've been out all day i want to talk a. well i was at the people who put you out there and one much said one person i'm not just saying to people i'm sayin a lot of people and you know the c.d.c. the cameras are with me on the camera see here it has camera is a little star camera there's a build a tag on it cameras everywhere i was another way i was just you know what happened a 12 year old girl. was accidentally shot and she died because of this. and like i said you weren't there we don't know right now it's always come back to you. but i was at the. media as much as i was in bed and then i heard you know when i want to be honest with.

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and china on team america has to fix on china's discuss that prospect with jenna's chris hedges reports from the white house today that president trump has reached out to president putin on the subject of nuclear arms agreement between the united states russia and china of course we really don't know what they discussed but that is what the president's staff is putting out if it's true and we take them at their word which we should it would be kind of strange considering that the u.s. and russia already had a nuclear treaty in place negotiated by ronald reagan to me kyle gorbachev that we our country chose to just no longer author just a few months ago that decision was made so it's curious right speaking of mr gorbachev he has just penned that editorial in the wall street journal where he's urging both sides to stop the madness of nuclear deterrence he writes that the idea that more weapons make us more safe is just. matt. joining us now is when an author chris hedges to talk about this article by mikhail gorbachev it's called the madness of nuclear deterrence do you get his point on t