please welcome jenna lyons [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: jenna!alk about this because during the pandemic, you launched this -- a a brilliant company called loveseen >> i did >> jimmy: congratulations on this >> thank you [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: fast company called it one of the most innovative beauty companies of the year okay tell us about these, please. >> so, i don't have any eyelashes of my own. and so i noticed that all the women were getting eyelash extensions, which i was into but i didn't have any eyelashes. then i was watching huda beauty and all of these bloggers making, like, crazy eyelash with big, giant -- little beats of makeup. >> jimmy: yeah >> and i was like, "how is that these women and j. crew, who want to have a really natural look, are looking and focusing on eyelashes?" and then what's on the market, other than extensions, is like these really voluminous, strip ones i can't wear them. so, i made it my own >> jimmy: yeah >> so, these are -- i'm wearing these. this is the drew >> jimmy: oh, you're wearing them now >> w

>> we began researching all the comments that jenna ellis said. tracked down every comment she made publicly from the end of the election until january 6th. we compiled them. we put it together. and then we analyze the rules of professional conduct in colorado and impounded all the various ways in which he had violated those rules, violated those standards, violated the oath that she took to become a lawyer. we made it clear to the colorada supreme court, i think, the she had violated those responsibilities. >> what we read about this today, she agrees, in writing, to what you are saying. >> yes. she has agreed with. it she had to. she stipulated this outcome. she stipulated to the fact that she had lied. she stipulated the facts she violated the rules of professional conduct. and she made clear that she had knowingly, at the very, least knowingly misrepresented facts to the american people. >> what else is happening to other lawyers who engaged in this kind of conduct for trump? >> we have seen rudy giuliani is close to losing his law license in

jenna, come on down! what's it about >> well, let's just say that there is an incredible man who brings the love of reading to all of these kids. >> in his community. >> i love it i can't wait i haven't even seen it and i'm excited. that and more, but first, your local news ♪ ♪♪ >>> good morning. it is 8:26. i'm kris sanchez. i want to show you new video from alameda county where the department of water resources is ordering the release of more water in hopes of reducing the chance of flooding there. the only open areas of the park are the arroyo staging area and one trail. if you want to get outside, do it fast. >> we only have a couple of days of sunshine before rain is back. our temperatures are still cool for this time of year, reaching the upper 50s and low 60s. cold again storm. frosty conditions, then heading for 60 degrees. on saturday, scattered rain in the forecast, cooler. rain in the forecast as well as some snow coming down to about 2000 feet again for next week and temperatures in the low 50

i think the jenna ellis case is a case study in cravenness.een someone who represents a lot of things we've seen during the trump years, knows something is wrong, lies about it, says they're doing it for love of country of but really they're doing it for love of self. this is the same as the person who protects their hide on the playground by saddling up to the bully. but in this case the bully didn't want to rough kids up, the bully wanted to take the world's oldest democratic republic and throw it on top of a bonfire and torch it. and i really think that is the apex of cravinness. it's not just about one person. i think this whole fox news scandal, the big lie scandal and the people who continue to perpetuate the lie are an extraordinary microcosm of our society. you asked why hasn't there been consequences and accountability? part of it is because we are so far into our echo chambers that fox's own viewers don't see any need for accountability. i mean, why isn't paul ryan running from his board seat and quitting his job? that's because paul

jenna ortega had hopes of one day seeing saturday night live in person.s weekend, the 20-year-old gets to host it. >> i remember when i was younger, i tried to come in but i was not of age so they just took me on a tour instead. >> reporter: that has made it even easier for the breakout star of netflix's adams family spinoff, wednesday, to feel right at home. >> i don't want people to think like i am like my character, wednesday. >> you are freaking people out. >> i can't win. >> i try to challenge myself anytime that i can and i have not done a lot of theater so i hope at one point i do a show or something. it is nice to have energy to feed on. >> reporter: snl said on the viral energy of her dance in this week's promo. >> are you being serious? >> reporter: indicative of her show's success. >> we weren't anticipating any attention at all and for it to have been received and for the most part i want to say positively, it is really exciting for all of us. >> reporter: she remains on the dark side in theaters this weekend, starting in scream six but come s

.>> calling ft stars" val and jenna their baby.up every moment of parenthood. >> robin: putting a spring in your step this morning, tory johnson deals and steals to spruce up your home for the sand she is saying... >> "good morning america"! >> live in time square this is "gma." >> robin: we could use a little spring in our step. >> good morning. is it the morning? we had a late night at "pretty baby." this is the story of shields. alley came through with the promise. can we talk about brooke shields. i had already respected her. once you are remi jorge what she has been through and her level of fame extraordinary and how she handled it all. she is going to be here tomorrow. >> robin: is mariska going to be, too. >> incredible going back through time, too, seeing so much history. incredible and on hulu soon. >> george: thank you, guys. american reporter for wall street journal arrested facing 20 years in prison. latest sign of a dangerous rise in tensions between russia and united states, going back to james longman. good morning,

christina speedy recovery jana katsuyama the newsroom jenna. thank you. some of the top leaders and women leaders in california, where at uc berkeley this evening to talk about the growing influence of women in government, california's lieutenant governor offered advice for women seeking to enter politics. you're in a microscope all the time. mm just close the chapter on yesterday. and just don't think about the mistakes. there's just too much ahead of you just keep going and going and going. former state controller betty yee and l. a county supervisor, holly mitchell, also took part in the conversation at the institute of governmental studies, the leaders were asked about what gives them hope in challenging times. i actually have a lot of hope that as we look at how we address it, whether it's on the energy side, the waterside, um now the nature based side that. we are going to all be architects of an economy that actually works for everyone. my secret dreams is that will think differently about the role of government. supports families that we value all

jenna. thank you. twitter has lost key advertisers in the months since the takeover by elon musk. a report by vox says that more than half of the sites top 1000 advertisers have stopped buying ads, the analytics firm mathematics told box that six of twitter's former top 10 advertisers are still with the social media site. revenue and site visits are both lower. advertisers reportedly don't want to be associated with must polarizing views and policies. owners of the recently renamed signee abi hilton hotel in downtown san jose, or planning to sell off the south tower, which accounts for about one third of guest rooms. all current guests are staying in the south tower is the north tower is under renovation. the looming sale comes as occupancy rates are down about 20% from pre pandemic levels. owner sam her body told the san jose spotlight that dozens of interested parties have already toured the facility. he also told the mercury news that under new ownership, the south tower could be converted into an extended stay model. coming up. actress gwyneth paltrow takes the stand how she's

they have the backing of parents like jenna schwartz. >> we have some of our most underpaid workers doingome of the most challenging jobs on our campuses. the majority aren't receiving health care, they've been negotiating for years. geoff: the district offered a 20% wage increase over a multi-year period, along with a 3% bonus and expanded health benefits. its superintendent accused the union of refusing to negotiate. >> despite our invitation for a transparent, honest conversation that perhaps would result in a meaningful solution that would avoid a strike, we were never able to be in the same room or at the same table to address these issues. >> the onus is on this district. geoff: union leaders and many teachers support the strike, calling out the school district for ignoring workers' demands. >> superintendent albert carvalho, give respect to the education workers that keep our schools running and our children safe. geoff: the walkout is affecting some 420,000 students, disrupting not just class, but meals, counseling, and other social services.lastor t ee days. food assistance, the

child bridge's executive director jenna taylor is here with us tonight. jenna, on behalf of a grateful state, thank you. and thank you to the entire child bridge team. you provide hope to generations of children. please stand up. [applause] gov. gianforte: to continue building bridges among montana's public, nonprofit, and private sectors under my direction, the department of public health and human services launched the office of faith and community based services. this office is helping bring people together to build better outcomes for our families and children. as we know too well, drug addiction and violent crime threaten our families, our communities, and our montana way of life. i've heard it in almost every community throughout our state, including at the public safety roundtables i held last year. with chemicals largely from china, mexican drug cartels mass-produce fentanyl. then, they bring it into our country, often over our southern border. this fentanyl crisis is a direct consequence of our nation's insecure and porous southern border. so ton

bill gates sports michael jordan lebron the book world has margaret atwood jenna, you love her. young, she shows no signs of slowing down. i had the privilege of talking to her about her life, her legacy, and her work, and some news she oh so occasionally decided to drop mid-interview. >> reporter: if margaret atwood's life showed up in reading, it would show up in chapter one. the protagonist spent her early childhood in the canadian bush. >> i was a really early reader because, guess what. nothing else to do in the woods. >> reporter: and the remoteness gave margaret's imagination space to run wild so she began to tell stories. >> my brother and i were both early storytellers he wrote quite copiously as a child. so i was his reader. i can do this. >> were your parents always encouraging of you did they see in you -- no? >> they didn't want me to be a writer no sane parent would want that for their child. what my mother said famously was well, if you're going to be a writer, you better learn to spell. and i said others will do that for me and guess what i was right. we have spe

jenna, we stand up. [applause] to continue building bridges among montana's public nonprofit and private sectors, under my direction and the department of health and human services has launched the office of faith and community based services. this office is helping bring people together to build better outcomes for families and children here in montana. as we know too well, drug addiction and violent crime threaten our families, our communities, and are very montana way of life. i heard it almost in every community throughout our state, including the public safety roundtables that i did last year. with chemicals largely coming from china, mexican drug kettles mass produce fentanyl, then they bring into our country. mostly over the southern border. this fentanyl crisis is a direct consequence of our nations in secure and porous border. tonight, i have a message for president biden any members of congress, secure our southern border now. [applause] stop neglecting it, secure the border, the safety of our

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>> yes. ♪ ♪ >> jenna ortega is gearing up to host "saturday night live" tonight.the star of the netflix streaming series "wednesday" and the face behind that viral dance. you can see him along with musical guest the 1975. that's live on nbc bay area at 8:30 and again at 11:30 after our 11:00 news. >>> it's just about 7:52. up next, a quick look at the top stories, crews working to repair this washed out >>> welcome back. before we get to our top stories this morning, here is what you can expect tomorrow morning on sunday today with willie geist. good morning. >> good morning. tomorrow morning my conversation with idris elba on his new detective series "luther" which includes a not-so-subtle conversation about his call to be the next james bond. >> i didn't write that. i remember seeing that in the skrimt and it was like, are we sure, bro? they were like, yeah, let's do it. you know, a little fun. >> was that a nod to the outside calls for you to call james bond? >> no. i think those who know know. >> a sunday sit-down with idris elba plus the morning's latest head

right now she's likely to be a hit movie premiering this week and she's hosting saturday night live, jennaega. you can see her along with other musical guests live right here on nbc bay area at 8:30 and again at 11:30 after our 11:00 newscast. we were talking about winter. >> it's still going. spring is supposed to start in 10 days no sign of it yet. our attention will really focus on monday night and tuesday some storms with heavy rain we do get a break wednesday and thursday. let's keep it going. ce >>> tonight, the unrelenting rain and catastrophic flooding in california. a major levee breaks, raging waters flooding into communities below, thousands forced to evacuate roads washed away, homes underwater, residents had to be rescued, and now more rain is on the way. >>> new fallout from the second-biggest bank failure ever companies may not be able to pay employees, and sellers on etsy say they're no longer getting paid. >> those funds feed my family and pay my bills. >>> a new spring break warning from texas authorities to stay out of mexico becaus

lyons in 2017. >> let's talk about the jenna lyons factor. >> let's talk about jenna. that faces j.crew now, is that they really built themselves around this human being, and then they took that human being out, and then it was sort of, like, well, what are we left with? >> reporter: bankruptcy and a massive corporate reorganization fllowed. >> they're not where they used to be and they're very much in the middle of putting the pieces back together. >> reporter: can they make a comeback in the here today gone tomorrow fashionscape? >> it is really the button down shirts and the chinos, and work to weekend wardrobe. >> will they ever be back as big as they were? >> i think they can come back, but i don't think they can hold the cultural dominance they once had. it feels like they're on track in a way they haven't been since 2016. it's been a long time since they were on top. >> it's a good read, and jenna lyons' next move, she'll be joining the cast of "real housewives of new york" next season. "the kingdom of prep" is available tomorrow. we'll be right back. later ches

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and if i could just isolate on person, for example, jenna ellis, who last week, admitted in the colorado ethics board that she misrepresented things and not in minor ways. she literally said, we hav over 500,000 votes in arizon that are cast illegally. she admitted, in a fil document, that was a misrepresentation. she went out and tweeted, well i didn't lie, i didn't essentially make a false statement. give me a break. she said she acted recklessly, she signed that document she said her actions undermine the american confidence in the presidential election, she said, she admitted with ashley acted with selfish motives 500,000 votes in arizona that's preposterous. that's one out of every seve votes in arizona, that she was saying was cast illegally. and these lies have seriou consequences, lawrence at this point, today, many americans still think th election was stolen, and a majority or at least a goo chunk of the republican party, it's because of people lik jenna ellis and her law licens does not give her the licens to lie to the american peopl like that. >> i think it's important to di

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so no fuss, a lot of power that maybe can, who still wanna listed under any gap at dangling jenna down a liter. and he received that the some of his own in get out that he had chatted about letter purely english. no, gentleness b, that's the only thing that's an animal before that then go to the solitude unity in their seine natty, put up at the school to do them. okay, let's. yeah, i know so thankfully validated blanket. like i said, is it cheaper to ship it with a quick a minute as well, but i did it. i mean, didn't think wish to saddle the bell must get out a real w. okay. grand is all because his lot you thought if we did for the actual last quarter about get on the per day now to mean to can be the silly you and the squad will be leaving the junior and told me to wait for the sunni democrat to kick it, they'll copeland, i'll let she nap 8 instead of into the authority. no, not a trip to ignore the electrical, george solos or g. she them in the attic grand, that distorted the hedge fund if you put them to just throw the edge down. luckily, financier a spiritually capitalistic latoy

take a look, this is a court document that she herself signed, jenna lynn ellis in the colorado disciplinary action against her, a sworn statement. in it she admits that she knowingly misrepresented the facts in those specific clips that we just played. they were part of a stipulation she made as part of an agreement to accept censure and pay a small fine in a disciplinary proceduring brought against her in colorado. and what did she do afterwards, after she admitted quoting from the document now, quote, made the following misrepresentations while serving as counsel for the trump campaign and personal counsel to president trump. she went on twitter right after that signing that and misrepresented what she'd just sworn to tweet ing, quote, i would never lie. lying requires intentionally making a false statement. i never e did that nor did i stipulate to or admit that. which is splitting hairs at best. in that same document, the one she signed she agreed that the sanctions she got is merited when lawyers, quote, knowingly engage in, quote, conduct that involves dishonesty, fraud, deceit or mis

after trump's loss, jenna ellis was part of trump's legal team, going on the air, traveling the country, feeding this idea that either they wanted to challenge the results, which i emphasized is a legal right. they can file cases. but that curdled into something else, the lie that the case couldn't win. when the cases kept losing they kept claiming publicly the whole thing was stolen. now ms. ellis is saying in a way she's changing her story. she's saying she knowingly misrepresented several of the facts in her appearances and statements. this is part of an agreement to accept censure from the colorado bar, reminding people who work in court -- ellis agreeing that her work for trump, quote, caused actual harm, undermining the american public's confidence in the election. and we should note in our efforts to fact check, hear from sources and cover this in realtime, here's what happened when that same individual jenna ellis joined us on "the beat." this was three weeks after trump's loss. >> the election was stolen and president trump won by a landslide and how you're mischaracterizing th

. >> russian jenna ellis have long been under pressure.went on trial this week after having written about russians refusing to fight in ukraine. last month marina was jailed for six months after posting about russian attacks on variable. now an american reporter is in custody with his kids to carrot top. his chances of securing freedom are not great. in russian courts more than 99% of verdicts are guilty. steve rosenberg bbc moscow. >> a short while ago i asked steve what more we knew of mr. evan gershkovich's arrest. steve rosenberg, you have been to the courthouse to which this man was taken. what more, if anything, do we know about the circumstances surrounding his arrest? >> well, we did go to the courthouse today. but we did not find out much. we were not led into court. we actually spoke to mr. evan gershkovich's lawyer. he did get inside the building, but was not allowed to see his client. he was not allowed to see the american journalist. so he did not know too much either. we believe that the case has been declared top-secret. it'

something else that happened that didn't get as much attention, but is important, it involves lies told by jenna ellis, one of the former president's 2020 lawyers. she's the one next to sidney powell in this video behind rudy giuliani. the press conference, you may remember, where his head seemed to be leaking motor oil. what follows is a sampling of the lies she told about the 2020 election that she is now admitting were lies. >> hillary clinton still has not conceded the 2016 election. >> we have affidavits from witnesses, we have voter intimidation. we have the ballots that were manipulated. we have all kinds of statistics that show that this was a coordinated effort in all of these states to transfer votes either from trump to biden to manipulate the ballots, to count them in secret. >> the election was stolen and president trump won by a landslide. >> president trump is right that there was widespread fraud in this election. we have at least six states that were corrupted, if not more through the voting systems. we know that president trump won in a landslide. the outcome of this election i

like jana katsuyama here in studio, jenna, thank you. if an arrest does happen, former president trump's booking process might include getting fingerprinted, taking a booking photo in getting his cheek swab. for dna when we spoke with loyola marymount law professor jessica levinson today, she said, if there is an indictment in initial hearing in the case could possibly happen by videoconference instead of being in person. oakland business owners say they are fed up coming up here. one man's frustrations as he tells us crime is getting in the way of making money plus. coming up tonight at 10 30. what is being done to beef up security at a mall in san francisco that is seen massive fights among juveniles. you didn't choose cat allergies. your hairline. or that thing where your knee just gives out for no reason. but... you can choose your doctor who will care for all the things you didn't choose. kaiser permanente for all that is you. rising crime. allen liang says he was born and raised in oakland, he saved money to open his own auto repai

see they've been tangible events that will fit the jenna or vault me alive. 100. why the cut this need or the city of solid babylon, the up it had been cleverly or 2 o'clock on order. lot of it derek. i'm at the college cumberland modeling. i literally sucked empty and good with didn't then cup of tea that he didn't want to plug, not beat a but i get there and a football body nuts a shuttle my i just the la. well, probably about 3 days later, rescuers found his wife's body under rubble. she died holding her children either on the home shivered dinner. could you have them as dakota? ah, this is now home for mohammed until had his family. the war had already displaced half of the country's pre war population of 23000000. the number has now increased here in the last opposition enclave in the northwest. at least 40000 families need shelter. the number is about the same in quake affected areas in government control territory, but international agencies warned the damage is worse in the north. that's where mostly internally displaced, people live, and where 4000000 wer

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jenna pick!r the book so they can read it at the beginning of the month, so we are announcing a week early. >> we've never done this before? >> we've never done it. >> does it feel cool to do something we've never done? >> i love it. >> our april pick is "camp zero" by michelle minh sterling. it is her debut novel. it is available to preorder right now, so scan that qr code, wherever it is. >> you take great care when you pick a book and pick winners all the time. what was it about this one? >> oh, my gosh, this book is incredible. you've never read a world like it before. it is set in the future, which i'm normally not into, but it is so grounded and it's all about women saving the world, which we believe in, right? girl power! >> yep, yep. >> it is incredible. you'll love it. there's some love stories. >> i like that, too. >> multiple love stories. >> i think the women empowerment theme is something i'm always drawn to. >> yeah, and it's also about community, how women lift each other up. you'l

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why was it a few g somehow refugee and eat on the few. jenna slovakia and i didn't have this feeling of being in home very much with me. these experiences my return to afghanistan gave me a very unique her feeling of being in home. because amy studied at the film academy in bratislava where she earned her doctorate. but she wants to shoes and tell her stories right here in cobbled. i want it to be a storyteller of my own people, especially women of afghanistan. i wanted to see in 1st hand, what is going on inside my country. i, 3 women are at the center of her latest film. ah, the women are strangers, but they share a common destiny. a because is nebraskan, but evidently covered a bit of us didn't. i mean that the membership bishop of them are privileged or not all 3 of them. bristol, at the patriarchal structures in their country, this is the look into the daily lives of millions of afghan women. ranita, carry me travel throughout the country for 2 years, collecting stories, private donations, financed to shoot. and in a rainy and production company eventually covered the rest of th

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jenna bush is talking about what every parent is thinking.arents, caregivers, it is not impossible for our kids to lose their lives at an elementary school and know for sure, 100% of us,s that from 3 years old on, our babies participate in active shooter drills because of that possibility. and i wonder what you make of the parallels about pairing books and art.2> well, you know, it's intending -- the parallel conversation is intended to scare people and create fear. and the conversation that does actually create fear we're not solving. so it is a little crazy making, but i think what's happening, nicolle, is that the point by these cultural war operators and operatives, frankly i saw today in my speech when i called on us to do a moment of silence for the tennessee christian school to, you know, in a speech that i was giving to public school parents and teachers, but to also renew a call for the assault weapons ban. and then somebody doctored the speech and said i was calling to confiscate guns. so, ausm day long that's what i've been de

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that if china makes a mistake, if china does send something to russia, then jenna will lose its credibility. and my next 12 points only becomes not 20 points. i will not be in a position to say that v can be your mediator because now if you become part of russia by sending, that means that that is the risk. and the reason why many countries, including india, as we just heard, have so far, abstained from very harshly condemning this war. india is the world's largest democracy, and so far it has not specifically condemned the war against ukraine are probably also due to several different interests. the latest un resolution was not voted in favor off for a variety of reasons why india and russia have maintained a close relationship for decades. moscow supplies india with around 60 percent of its arms, while the u. s. think tank estimates. it's closer to 85, even during the cold war, the soviet union supplied weapons to help them fight that bitter enemy pakistan on the indian economy is hungry for energy. since the russian war of aggression against ukraine, india has imported about 5 times the

that's jenna elfman. that's right. next to me. fan of outer banks, the team just walked by there as well such a blast. the energy has shifted just a little bit as now it's the after party and not the viewing party. i know you mentioned everything everywhere all at once, which took home the award of the night. best picture, but also best original screenplay editing. the daniels won for directing best actress michelle yeoh. jcmie lee curtis won her first oscar tonight. best supporting actress and best actor. a lot of people are wondering as i can go to austin butler for his portrayal as elvis or brendan fraser and its brendan fraser with a very emotional acceptance speech tonight. also emotional john travolta. he talked about his friend ali olivia newton-john, jimmy kimmel lightened it up by bringing out an emotional support donkey. there are so many different moments from the board show tonight. but while watching celebrities were here raising money for a good cause, i spoke with ceo david furnish, who's also sir elton john's husba

madam assistance, our secretary, jenna. m one things, the good news is that russia is failing, not only in the kinetic war, rush is also failing and information war. we see that we pull the audiences and nato country is really neither russia nor china is succeeding. so that's why they have, they are trying all types of other desperate measures, split, think societies creating cows, fragmentation, everything has to be not believe, trust, not trusted, everything has to be questioned and so and so forth. so creating a situation where there is no truth. so we need truth heroes. we need heroes that are popular. speaking truce in all societies from south africa to iceland and elsewhere. foreign minister, others heroes, elected officials. i think 2 o 2 issues can be false, not easily but solved for full day monetization. many o content creator platforms makes money from his information. if this is target that it will, it would help to decrease the level spreading and accountability. we need to be working on that so that the hard f

jenna ellis ellis, who is also a prominent conservative media figure acknowledge making 10 misrepresentations on television and twitter during trump's fight to stay in power after losing the 2020 election to president joe biden. the statements include claiming an jeanine pirro is fox news show that quote, we have over 500,000 votes in arizona that were cast illegally and telling the network news a newsmax that trump was quote, the true and proper victor ellis was one of the several prominent conservative voices who in the final weeks of 2020 echoed trump's lies that the election was stolen from him. >> next on kron, 4 news at 6, the city of san jose on high alert as the storms arrive in the bay area. what the mayor is doing to try and make sure people without a home have a safe place to go and more snow heading to the sierra, forcing at least 2 major ski resorts to close what you need to know if plan on heading to lake if plan on heading to lake tahoe. get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. >> the california highway patrol is warning people