i'll try to answer it, jenna. the authority that is alleged to be abused is leveraging his authority with the president of the ukraine for personal benefit, that is, the investigation of the bidens to help him in his 2020 campaign. that's what is at the heart of the allegation. >> see, but the counter to that is that the president of the united states, even when he is seeking office for re-election, does not stop being the president of the united states. and we have an agreement with ukraine that they can -- we can ask them for assistance looking into corruption. this is entirely proper. nothing in the transcript remotely rises -- >> -- to have the doj look into it? which is what i won zero what giuliani meant when he said, i'm not giving you the proof. it's already in the right hands. shouldn't the president have said to bill barr, you look at biden. >> the president can. he's the leader. remember the a.g. works for him. >> he can investigate anybody. >> so to ask for assistance and investigation is perfectly wit

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jenna, welcome to the show.s good to have you. >> thanks so much, chris. >> i got two issues, one discrete, one more broad. executive privilege. i'll start with you, jenna. you're new here. so volcker leaves. we don't know why. but he's gone. so now is he free to testify and is the white house -- >> so executive privilege belongs to the president, and so it would be the same thing as if i am, as an attorney, representing a client that privilege belongs to the client. and so the reason that we have executive privilege in this country is not so that any administration, regardless of whether you're republican, democrat, independent, so that you can hide anything or that you can conceal information. it's so that you can do your job and make sure that certain things that are of course very sensitive as the president of the united states and the executive branch, you can do things and make sure that you can have full confidence within the operation of the legal in terms of your office. >> understood. >> so executive p

is on maternity leave, but we're starting off this new month, and that means it is time for jenna'sas her newest pick. >> september book club pick is "dearly beloved" by cara wall. i loved this book. it is about faith and friendships. it is two couples' exploration with faith and all that life throws in their way. even though i'm on maternity leave, i read this book late at night, early in the morning, and i loved it i recommend it read with me >> you know who is going to be reading with jenna >> who >> the entire plaza crowd. >> unbelievable. >> we have books that jenna sent, copies of "dearly beloved. get reading, everybody isn't that fun >> awesome >> that's great. >> to hear more on why jenna picked it and to get your own copy, get to today.com/readwithjenna. follow read with jenna on instagram, where she will be weighing in all month long. >>> you have an anniversary present, look at that. >> book club >> let's get another check of the weather. >> let's start off -- but first. >> announcer: today's weather is brought to you by honey nut cheerios good goes round. >> here we go,

charles: are you comfortable with this, jenna. >> this is hypocrisy pure and simple.ust going along with the progressive left talking points, then he goes to a fossil fuel meeting, when other members of the 2020 candidates on the democrats they're saying that they want to do all of this stuff, yet they have their private jets and all this, same thing as gun control debate, they want to take away everyone else es guns, they have private security. this is liberals simply saying they have all these great ideas supposedly but they themselves are not willing to go first. charles: jenna, rashad, they have to leave it there. we'll talk about this a lot more. appreciate you both. thank you much. >> thanks, charles. charles: more than three years after the british people voted to leave the european union, parliament, yes is looking to delay it yet again but can they keep delaying it indefinitely? >>> also ignoring the will of the people, the hong kong leader is on defensive after removing that extra, extradition bill. will the protests get bigger? we'll break down the headline

i don't just see it live through it each day well limit 2 points for john and jenna to consider it with their own marks about where u.s. foreign policy is the 1st is that the primary goal for a trump foreign policy is donald trump's ego it makes no sense to make talk about a coherent u.s. foreign policy when you talk about on russia that a lot of the agencies want to take a tougher line with a lot of reports but donald trump racism on north korea where the north koreans continue to pursue a nuclear missile program but don't trump wants a photo opportunity of kim jong un on iran or the u.s. pursuing maximum pressure at this point with sanctions but donald trump wants to get another photo opportunity if not with the supreme leader or the iranian president hassan rouhani and perhaps most importantly were donald trump's opinion about alliances they go about 70 years is dictated by the idea that whether it's the europeans whether it's the japanese the south koreans they're all out to rip off the united states and the 2nd point on top of that is if it's donald trump's foreign policy it's also

>> because they were hiding it. >> jenna? >> no, i mean this is -- you have the full mueller report. the white house has been fully transparent. everything that mueller wanted mueller got. and so again, characterizing this -- i mean, you are flip-flopping here, ana, by saying that -- >> he wouldn't sit down with him. >> no law requires that he has to. you're saying that he is hiding something and now we have all of this other stuff that now they are not hiding. so in your questions to me, you are asking why is the president hiding things and then asking the democratic opponent to say why do we have all of this evidence. you can't have it both ways here. and so what the democratic left is trying to do is to say that we have enough to impeach but yet you are still trying to hide things. year going through the proce we're going through the process. and this is trying to twimst th process and make a claim that has no legal basis here. >> we didn't know what the peech impeachment investigation will turn up. but say that the transc

jenna joins us in studio.ve had those panic attacks in the middle of the night when you're not wearing the ring, where did i leave it? what is your dream and what did you do? >> i'm a vivid dreamer, i have a history of sleepwalking. nothing dangerous ever i guess until now. i was dreaming i was on a train and it was a very action-packed dangerous situation and in my dream my fiance told me to swallow the ring i guess to protect it. i trust him without question so i took the ring off, put it in my mouth and down the hatch. >> julie: oh my goodness. when you wake up now a lot of times when we wake up from dreams we don't remember our dreams fully. you might have remembered the train. the fact that you remembered you swallowed the ring is unique because a lot of times i don't remember my dreams. at what point did you realize i really did that? >> when i did it. i remember doing it but it made sense at the moment when i did it. >> julie: you were asleep when you did it. >> yes, then i sat up. i took it off. i grab

. >> jenna evans had a dream tha protect it, but she woke up to realize she actually swallowed the ringays to prove it. she didn't want to wait for nature to take its course so underwent a procedure to have the ring extracted. >> i was really happy because i don't know if i'd ever be able to look at it and appreciate it in the same way if i had had to search for it. i feel very grateful that i got it back and that it is -- it does end as a happy, funny story. >> let's just say that jenna learned her lesson, so from now on she will take her ring off before bed. >> that's smart. >>> hey, next the case of the stolen golden toilet taken over the weekend. >> it's worth more than a million dollars. it was stolen saturday from the palace where winston churchill was born. >> a suspect is in custody. but the toilet hasn't been found. it was connected to the palace's plumbing system. its removal caused flooding in the building. >> yikes. >>> and finally a new type of torture for the so-called coffin challenge. >> it's a competition at six flags great adventure. contestants will spend 30 hours in

jenna, good morning. i feel like here we go again.ions from an unidentified source that could have been hearsay and democrats pouncing on it. what gives? >> yeah, well, you know, this is again just the democrats seeing that the russia witch hunt and all of that is kind of dying down and they've milked all the mueller report for all its political worth so they're turning to a different topic. what's sofas nateing is -- so fascinating is they're willing to sacrifice joe biden for it. they're calling into question what happened with his corruption. if we look at the facts. there is a basis and a really good legal basis here to call for an investigation about presidential candidate, joe biden. i think this really shows that the democrats are not putting their weight behind biden and i don't think he's going to end up on top as the democratic nominee. but as far as the impeachment calls, this is, again, just the democrats trying to justify the fact that they just want to hate president trump, they want him out of office. but they have no s

charles: jenna. >> rashad is trying so hard to be reasonable here. for really trying to defend this. >> i'm a reasonable guy. >> i give you credit for that, rashad. but this is absolutely ridiculous. this is about aoc trying to enforce socialism. administrative state even more when we talk about a just society here that is not saying that the government needs to increase control through this comprehensive package and put even more rules and regulations and say that we need to increase the definition of where poverty is so we can redistribute wealth. that is all this is about. charles: a redistribution plan. >> to the extent it is redistribution yes, but the just plan is just a dollar from you and just a dollar from you and just a dollar from you out there and just one more dollar. that is her just society there is no justice in that whatsoever. this is child'ser rand, a child's fantasy being played out by the representative. charles: tony, jenna, rashad, thank you very much, appreciate it. >> thank you, charles. charles: peloton shares hit a session

jenna ellis joins us tonight., thanks for coming on. >> great to see you, tucker. >> tucker: if you could i would like to ask you the same question i just asked joe digenova. this is also knew even to us who follow this stuff for a living. this story is kind of coming into focus for loot of us. what is the crime they are saying the president committed? >> right, well, they don't have one. that's really the problem. this is a rush-to-judgment from the democrats that i think is going to end up being their undoing. for the last even since 2015, they have been looking for a smoking gun to try to undermine president trump. they couldn't do it before the election. they have not been able to do it with the mueller report. now basically nancy pelosi is trying to forum shop some kind of political tactic and try to say we now know that we have credible evidence when no one from congress including speaker pelosi has even seen the transcript of the call with the ukrainian president. so, clearly they have no legal basis here.

jenna? >> it is.gree with my colleague, but we both come from that kind of making sure that we are not, as america, going on and fighting of the people's voice. we are making sure it as a leader on the national stage we are also making sure that we are taking the diplomatic approach. again, just like with china, just like with north korea, president trump has been very consistent. he will protect america, not only just our war interest in foreign policy, but also economic. on that stage is being very comprehensive, and i think hawkish is now this term that has been so attributed to bolton. so we are stepping away from that. >> harris: you could say about about lindsey graham today. you could say that about others, as well. what you are seeing now is a bit of a shift with regard to iran. even in the president's own words, "locked and loaded," that's not where we are. we are right now, he was asked, "do you think president ronnie should be allowed to meet and be at the u.n. ga?" the general's emily? he

thanks very much jenna hall in london for us. on egyptian court has sentenced the head of the muslim brotherhood to life in prison for conspiring with hamas 11 other top members were also given jail time this is the last several sentences against muhammad but they last week he was given a life sentence on charges related to mass prison breaks during the 20 levon uprising thousands of members of the muslim brotherhood have been arrested since the ousting of the former president mohamed morsy let's go back to the zimbabwean capital harare where how do want to answer is with us hopefully we've resolved our a sound issues the body of the late robert mugabe due to arrive there at any moment are. we being told the plane here is a few minutes away mcnabb is bodies being accompanied by his wife and his children and. when the body arises be taken to an army base at employing to see him but he's will hold this is a very very important in african culture that mugabe is from the sun a tribe he has been at least one night here in the rural vi

his children have vanished and jenna has no idea if they're well or happy. and brought reams of documents with him including the verdict granting him sole custody. a direct enforcement of compulsory return of the children is supposed to take place the following day. has a meeting with the bailiff and his lawyer were not permitted to accompany him. he returns 2 and a half hours later. my 90 my impression was that the main topic today was japan's image not returning my children to me or maybe improving this process so that children can be returned more quickly that's. the main topic was japan's image abroad its. cultural norms are also a factor japan often lags behind when it comes to enforcing global legal agreements . we go to a press conference being held by fathers from italy in france their children were also abducted and brought to japan and they've also hit a brick wall meanwhile in japan fear of conflict is more powerful than the law says lawyer appear or we know. that the acquittal in japan we say the law doesn't have anything to do with families or w

senate office let's bring in jenna. in d.c. there is this you all human to be made once the president has decided on a direction for foreign policy even if you disagree with him you should probably try and make policy was john bolton really didn't seem to fit into that camp today . no he didn't and that is not a 1st for john bolton and it's true as john notes once you get out of step with your boss it's either to put you know your time is to put up to shut up there aren't a lot of options here at this point what we need to be looking at moving forward as that who is going to be the 4th national security adviser and just 3 years that's not a recipe for a talent we're looking at destroying options and the path forward is really uncertain at a time when john bolton has really been quite effective in dismantling the national security council but you know i have to say this this president particularly likes people he knows he understands money from the business world it has to be said a lot of key positions of filled with people he'

amongst them, jenna, who was made redundant with monarch airlines two years ago and is in the same situationit's like reliving the whole nightmare again. it's just brought back all them feelings of losing myjob. it was a sunday night, middle of the night, finding out, waking up my family to tell them that the company that i loved as well had gone. so it's just a really difficult time to relive the whole process again. no longer in use by thomas cook, during the summer these check—in desks were absolutely buzzing and that is what many of the cabin crew i have spoken to today have said they don't understand. how can it be, they want to know, that when they were working on full plane after full plane, their company has gone bust? many are owed seven weeks‘ pay. hundreds turned up to union meetings at manchester airport today, angry and bewildered. i put my uniform on today and as i got to the airport i started to cry because i thought, i'm coming here in a uniform and i've got nowhere to go. we didn't get a letter through the post. we had a conference call on monday. it wasjust dial this number

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senate office let's bring in jenna. in d.c. there is this you all human to be made once the president has decided on a direction for foreign policy even if you disagree with him you should probably try and make policy was john bolton really didn't seem to fit into that camp today . no he didn't and that is not a 1st for john bolton and it's true as john notes once you get out of step with your boss it's either to put you know your time is to put up to shut up there aren't a lot of options here at this point what we need to be looking at moving forward as that who is going to be the 4th national security adviser and just 3 years that's not a recipe for a talent we're looking at destroying options and the path forward is really uncertain at a time when john bolton has really been quite effective in dismantling the national security council but you know i have to say this this president particularly likes people he knows he understands money from the business world it has to be said a lot of key positions of filled with people he'

jenna: fear of going back to mexico is being sent back to mexico to await their court date. no more than 15 out of 100 people from el salvador or guatemala or honduras will ever qualify to stay at their asylum hearing. most of them figure that out. many of them are going back home , being flown back home before waiting for weeks or two or three months in mexico. it's making a real difference. it wouldn't happen if the president hadn't insisted on it and frankly wouldn't have happened if the new mexican president hadn't read to it and it's going to have long-term impact as long as we maintain that relationship with them. >> hello everyone. over this past august many of us were back in our home state traveling around with their constituents and that is what i was engaged in dan as well doing what we call in iowa the full grassley which is visiting all 99 counties. during that time i'd did is that i believe 37 counties. 11 of those were town halls across the state of iowa. what i'm hearing from thousands and thousands of iowans in every corner of our state is in particular with

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political satirist including his own cabinet jenna's to any that he in kabul thanks so much. you. and let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the walt russians are heading to the polls for regional and municipal elections today with some observers saying the vote is neither free nor fair demonstrations erupted in moscow in recent weeks off to authorities rejected several opposition figures as candidates the protest sparked a police crackdown with around 2000 people detained. china's trade has shrunk in august as the tariff war between beijing and washington worsens beijing's global exports fell by one percent from last year while imports were also down chinese trade with the u.s. was badly affected with exports to washington sinking 16 percent while imports of u.s. goods also took a severe hate. hundreds of thousands have turned up in madagascar capital and turn to revert to hear pope francis deliver mess previously on his visit the pontiff encouraged the country's youth not to lose hope despite financial difficulties france has visited mozambique ear

we bring in jenna ellis reeves.of themselves and the evidence at this point? >> absolutely. so basically all that they have is that something somewhere might have happened at some point and they're saying that is a sufficient basis to impeach the president of the united states. and this is simply a political tactic and it's very, very n transparent. they can't articulate anything about anything that fits into the article two requirement that is very, very clear. so in order to actually legally and constitutionally impeach a sitting president it has to be a sufficient basis of a high crime of misdemeanor, treason, bribery. there's nothing they cited that is anything but vague. of course this is simply a political tactic, unfortunately. lauren: the senate would have to be on-board here and they're republican controlled. in a sense would you make the argument that democrats might win this battle but lose the ultimate war? >> you know, it depends on their goal here. we saw for the two years plus of the mueller investiga

. >> reporter: city council members was injured not only jenna, but dozens of other residents. >> whenou're saying that you don't want motorhomes, years in the only kind of certain people are allowed to use our parks? >> unless you have been homeless, you don't understand what we are facing. >> reporter: in the end, they voted to pass a ban on oversize vehicles on narrow streets. as well the streets with dedicated bike lanes. they say a concern is safety. for example, they say rv, campers, encroach on bike lanes. several dozen protesters gathered just before the city council meeting. saying that the band would only push them out of their rvs and onto the streets. making it, making them truly homeless. >> it would make it impossible to continue to live in mountview. she lives here, she has a job. i don't know where she would go. >> reporter: how close are you to living on the streets right now? >> i guess i will know tonight. >> reporter: it is important to note that the ban of oversize vehicles will not go and infect until next july. the city council will talk about expanding their saf

soon after the murder of my daughter jenna says jim you're more training so often so random so. jeffrey other brief summary themself. for an accomplice. and where she 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. put you under one much as in one person oh much as angel. i've seen a lot of people. you know as you don't care and don't care as you care if they have their delusions. you care about it almost as you know that a 12 year old girl. well that nearly shot. a guy because as you play here so you were we don't know right now it is only you. what are will you can write to me. tomorrow. and then aren't sure 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 you want all truth and you're telling us you're through and. you're not marge you are i guess a little bit why did you. 'd detect the be content that i'm seeing around wrath and seen us but i think that the sanford pol

amongst them, jenna, who was made redundant with monarch airlines two years ago and is in the same situationgain. it's like reliving the whole nightmare again. it's just brought back all them feelings of losing myjob. it was a sunday night, middle of the night, finding out, waking up my family to tell them that the company that i loved as well had gone. so it's just a really difficult time to relive the whole process again. no longer in use by thomas cook, during the summer these check—in desks were absolutely buzzing and that is what many of the cabin crew i have spoken to today have said they don't understand. how can it be, they want to know, that when they were working on full plane after full plane their company has gone bust? many are owed seven weeks‘ pay. hundreds turned up to union meetings at manchester airport today, angry and bewildered. i put my uniform on today and as i got to the airport i started to cry because i thought, i'm coming here in a uniform and i've got nowhere to go. we didn't get a letter through the post... we had a conference call on monday. it wasjust, "dial th

. >>> national security reporter for yahoo news, jenna mclaughlin, you have an incredible piece out this counter-intelligence operations here on u.s. soil. some astounding stuff in your piece. tell us more about this. >> sure, absolutely. so my colleagues, we have been working on this story for the lant month and a half, and our story goes into extensive details about the years prior to russia's infamous election meddling in 2016. so prior to that, russia had been involved in an astounding technical break through, what many former officials told us was a very important deal, russian spies on u.s. soil, were able to compromise the fbi's radio communications, which essentially made it possible for russian spies operating in the u.s. to run around freely, in certain contexts and meet with their sources without any of the fbi agents repealing them, or knowing what is going on. so that is obviously important in terms of figurin what russian intentions were, what information they're trying to sale within the united states. so our story goes into detail on those efforts as well as the efforts a

for a bride to be dreaming of a rock on your finger is pretty standard unless you're someone like jenna evans. >> i was having an action-packed exciting dream very james bond. in the dream my fiancee told me i needed to swallow my engagement ring in order to protect it. >> reporter: in the middle of the night she went into action. >> i sat up in bed and i popped the ring off, put it in my mouth, took a big drink of water and swallowed it. >> reporter: a little groggy she wasn't sure if it really happened she went back to sleep, but in the morning no ring. >> i had to wake my fiancee up and tell him that i had swallowed my engagement ring. >> rter: then came the awkward x-rays at the hospital showing her diamond in the rough. >> my engagement ring just sitting right there waiting to be found. >> reporter: after a quick procedure, out came the ring good as new proving when it comes to diamonds, sometimes dreams do come true. gadi schwartz, nbc news. >> what a story to tell that is "nightly news." i'm lester holt. ♪ ♪ something moving deep insid inside ♪ ♪ and i've been hooked ever since ♪

. >> for example with jenna --leigh claims, jenna raleig policyi argued that any that was not in that database had been paid or lapsed. basis accepted that as a for handling claims. policy.s definitely a under state law, if there is proof of a policy, the burden is orthe insurer to prove lapse payment. >> give me an example of the case where they said the the policy had been paid but it was the night of kristallnacht. >> he was on the ss st. louis when they were sent back to europe. his parents were sent back to auschwitz and murdered. knology there had been a policy. there was a token payment from germany, but it had nothing to do with the fact that he was insure.d. then he applied to icheic. icheic said your dad was paid, but they did not provide him with any documents. he had no documents. he had no basis to appeal because he had to take that at face value. we later got documents through becausean embassy survivors have been making a little trouble for people. the records in here, there is a so-called repayment document that says on november 9 1938 his dad cashed in the policy. he

jenna's known as the silicon valley of asia because chinese tech giants have their headquarters here. for the likes of mr young they'll be no more room we meet up with him on a side street close to his apartment it's dangerous for him to talk to us about his anger the father of 2 has a small construction come. to me it's a humble career. he officially protested his district being torn down he was thrown in jail. because the police called me and told me to come and see them i asked them why they told me that they wanted to talk when i got there they took away my fun i protested but i couldn't fight them and they even put me in handcuffs they held me for 20 hours and not allowed to talk about the details of his own. shenzhen has to keep on growing no matter what it's in a duel with hong kong 2 of china's most important cities standing side by side. the chinese military is stationed at the sports center in shenzhen up until a few weeks ago the soldiers of the national people's army were training in the stadium there but beijing knows that it's still going to need hong kong as a financial

soon after the murder of my daughter jenna says to me more turned so thin so random so. jeffrey rather be so sorry i'm so. for the accomplice and where she 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. of the day because. all day i wanted to. go i was the people who put you out there and watched and one person on large is saying to people i'm saying a lot of people and you know the c.d.c. the cameras are on the cameras here 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. and then later to do work that we don't know right now it's always come back to you know. or was it you can write to me. tomorrow. and then aren't sure 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

. >> i was witness to the day jenna loft her life. i witnessed that. i was here with a 12-year-old boy was hit. >> reporter: while this looking at the idea of permanently the suspendive cle streets in the tenderloin. >> we are committed to safe streets but particularly in the tenderloin where every street is on the high injury network. >> reporter: a disproportionate amount of collisions have taken place. they say it is time to look at taking cars off of some of the city stories to save lives. >> we need to look at new solutions to not just protect public safety so they can walk around and not worry about getting hit, but also we need more open space in the tenderloin. >> reporter: pedestrian advocacy groups say they supports restricting auto traffic. >> that is the ultimate way to get pedestrian support priority. we have been advocating for a long time. >> reporter: they are starting the process of restricting ing boulevard. >>> new details tonight about the depths of two homeless men in berkeley who were struck and killed by a train last night. a law

soon after the murder of my daughter jenna says jim you're more turned so often so random so jeffrey either be very themselves. heard in a conference. or she 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 were. ok. but you know one much is in one person how much is dangerous. i've seen a lot of people and you know those you don't care and don't care. if they have. been released or. you care about it almost as you know that a 12 year old girl. well that nelly shot and she died because as you. know right now back to you. what are will you can write to me. tomorrow. and then aren't sure 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 and you're telling us you're through and. does not mark you are right why did you. detect the free content that i'm seeing around wrath and seen us but i think that the sanford police. said just a few bucks for the collective guilt. of them found it

and we're so excited because jenna has a new book for her book club.c saga and it really talks about the importance of two siblings, danny and maeve who are abandoned by their mother, and that's not even the worst of it, their evil stepmother comes into the picture and they really have to rely on each other i loved this book so much. it was so compelling that even in the middle of the night when i was up with this guy, i was reaching for it to read. >> everybody in the plaza got the book if you want to know where to buy it, go to today.com/read with jenna. you can also read with jenna on instagram and facebook >> you guys, we will see you in a bit. we'll be back right after this >>> good morning, i'm marcus washington. a brand new chapter for some students. they would be able to earn money for the sports they play while in school. just a short time ago governor n newsome signed the fair pay to play act. not erin is a fan. that including the ncaa which, in the past, warned there could be fallout for california schools in the measure became law. so far t

>>> we've all had nightmares, maybe even, you know, talked in our sleep, but how about this one -- jennat when she went to bed one night, things took a dramatic turn for the worse. >> i was having a dream that we were on a cargo train and it was a dangerous situation and bobby told me, you know, you have to swallow your ring. when i woke up, it was on my -- it was not on my hand. i knew where it was. >> where was it? >> it was in my stomach. >> ultimately the san diego woman had an upper endoscopy, and out came the ring. evans vowed to her soon-to-be husband that the ring would never end up in her stomach again. she now takes it off before bed. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," a claimed entertainer, marie osmond tells us about joining "the talk" for its 10th season. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." (crunching) i'm an ice cruncher. so i was excited about colgate total. it has sensitivity relief, so i don't have to give up doing what i love. aren't we lucky. colgate total. do more for your whole mouth. but their nut

soon after the murder of my daughter jenna says jim you're more training so often and running so. jeffrey either be. themselves. for an accomplice or. 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 like. the quantity. 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 cameras here they have scanner 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. and we don't.

today's "quick hits," an unusual dream led to a woman swallowing her engagement ring in her sleep jennae realized the dream was reality when she woke up to find the ring missing from her finger she was seen by doctors who performed an endoscopy to get the ring out. >>> after night two of the creative arts emmys, hbo leads with the most wins their biggest hit, "game of thrones," raked in ten trophies. history was made with norman lear becoming the oldest to win an emmy award. >>> fire crews in northern california are busy battling a brush fire havwhich erupted saturday in riverside county the evacuation order which affected more than 250 residents were lifted sunday afternoon. >>> now to wall street where the oil prices are spiking on the drone attacks on saudi oil fields the effect is being felt worldwide, and president trump saying he is locked and loaded and ready to respond steve is following it from london good morning >> good morning to you good morning, frances and gigi it is interesting. we had a huge, huge energy spike overnight. wti, the u.s. benchmark, got $63.34 i just checke

jenna is fine. there she is writing on facebook -- >> that's okay. we didn't need to know all this.-- >> got it. >> endoscopy. >> got it. >> you're welcome. >> now we know it all. >> without me having to say a word. she writes on facebook, bobby gave me the ring back this morning. i promise never to swallow it again. we're still getting married and all is right in the world and everybody, that is "pop news." [ applause ] >> wow. >> i have just inhaled so much fake snow. >> i know, really. >>> can you get these two in the front right here wearing some browns uniforms. your son is the running back nick chubb playing the jets tonight. we have a lot of jets fans here, the crew is a lot of jets fan so you're taking your -- it's very nice you all to be here. i know you're very proud of your son. >> welcome. [ applause ] >>> we have our "gcover story. an exclusive look behind the scenes of "dancing with the stars" ahead of tonight's premiere. we now know christie brinkley will not compete because of an injury. her daughter stepping up in her place and ginger is there on the set and, ginger

information or what his plan is to discuss about to know that makes compulsory and information about jenna to disease. so it doesn't relate to the identity of the person but still i think that in somee otherr points t to be taken into consideration. not again i thank. you very much a deferral explaining all of that so that's my guy that. well the head of french football has come under fire from l. g. b. t. grapes after he told referees to refrainn from stopping matches because off hydrophobic chantingg in the stanands. now and get it said it was a mistake to stop the game if fans were holding offensive banners shouting anti gay slogans he adddded that that was not the case for racist abuse during which matches must be stopped immediately. yet at the polls. french f football execututives that the show must go on even if there are homophobic chance coming from the stands. yeah this is staunch desiree to make sure that everyone in the stands can be in a dignified friendly and family environment. but i'm not interested in stopping matches. your telling referees to note on the stock market imag

soon after the murder of my daughter jenna says jim you're more training so often so random so jeffrey either be officer very themself. for an accomplice. and mercy 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 course and i. don't know. if you know i've been on that all day i don't want to talk a. well i was at the people who put you out there and want to say one person i'm not just saying to people i'm saying and a lot of people and you know the c.d.c. the cameras are with me on the cameras here or they have camera is a little story camera is build a tag on cameras everywhere i was another way i was into you know what happened a 12 year old girl. was accidentally shot and she died because of this. and 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 an energy when i want to be honest with us and that's why i respect what you did tonight you came you came to us you don't you know people are looking for you driving around wit

improvise it's not the 1st time she has felt helpless steam inhalation is the only option available for jenna at the moment. it's not just now. her breathing is so 5. by the way. shift is just beginning. the oxygen bottle is delivered after all make it many children do not for fatuma the fact that oxygen cannot always be provided on time is depressing when she began her medical studies before the war shortages were unheard of i was feeling optimistic i was really looking forward to graduate but it's just so difficult to afford living even for doctors to consider you know what i've got here in the country happiness comes in small doses here this father is relieved his daughter is gaining some weight for now is there not enough doctors and most of those here must work unpaid. hospitals cannot cope such as the lack of food in yemen that brings a lot of people especially malnourished children to this hospital once they arrive they face another problem lack of medical supplies and there's not enough space simply the r.t.l. belts for these children. these children are new patients waiting in the ha

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garrulous to promote general stare at us with to talk about funny tinge journalists of people of color who jenna bush different of the say it's a pause he looks. good. in the box goes with the boss but without a list of irrelevant comments look him in the sky those who defected to the lib dems from labor and conservative put their careers in a lot of the many cases they've recognized as. in their careers away they've done so at the principles of the people of principle of the ones who are defecting isn't the difficult thing to do to defect to any party the ones who should be criticizing other people and tory party and labor party for that matter who mumble under their breath this is terrible i don't like the way my party is going it's all wrong i do nothing keep their mouths shut these guys are stood up being counted he explicitly spoke out against the pardoning of people who are l.g.b. t. who had been convicted prior to equality legislature understand that he was doing so as a minister not was just following orders is no yes no but that's what ministers do when you don't follow orders you resig

and look for yet another brick city extension thank you jenna hell their life outside the palace of westminster and boris johnson's plan to suspend parliament for 5 weeks is facing a major legal challenge and campaigners have accused him of an unlawful abuse of power and judgement is expected in the high courts on friday charlie angela has more. this earing focused on the question of whether or not the prime minister abused his in requesting such a long suspension of parliament 23 days the longest suspension since 19 lawyers acting for gina miller who supported in this case by former conservative prime minister john major argued that the prime minister misled the queen in justifying such a lengthy suspension don't think claim that he wanted to get a handle on domestic issues to look into the any chance to tackle violent crime but lawyers here argued that really what he wanted to do was run down the clock on bret's that debate now on the other side the prime minister's lawyers are arguing this is also about the power of these courts and they say that they have no power to rule on this issue it i