. >> reporter: so mandy and jenna founded the nonprofit which saves ukrainian homeless dogs.vate donations fund medical care, foster care and adoptions. before covid restricted travel, jenna and her husband would regularly visit her family in ukraine and they and various volunteers would bring home healthy dogs for adoption. >> we saved them from poisoning, from bad neighborhoods. there were some dogs who were at the shelters. they were not walked often. >> reporter: after russia invaded ukraine in 2022, mandy says the situation got worse for the dogs in war-torn neighborhoods and the people who have taken them in. >> some people died because they would not leave their animals. >> reporter: so far, jenna and mandy's program has rescued many pets from ukraine. before and after photos showed the transformation. many have gone to europe and about 60 dogs have found new homes in the u.s. and canada. like schulke, the dog got hit by a car and was adopted. she and her fiance are grateful for jenna and mandy's program. >> it is inspiring that they are continuing to go into this coun

and at first i felt so jenna says dad's disappointment is one thing.s trend is taking on a life of its own. and aside from the obvious danger with extreme gender reveals, she says there's also an underlying risk. i really is not unlike. >> the binary, like that's really limiting. you know, 2 people. we have a big party like introducing them to the world. >> serena williams are just the girl next door. extreme gender reveals are becoming more common and by the looks of it more dangerous. that's something jenna says she wishes she never started. i wouldn't have it. and actually i had 2 more children after my gender-reveal party ahead of their gender reveal party. >> and that was xavier walton reporting for us. next. in sports, the giants in a tight race for the final nl wild card spot. but >> have to get to one other wild card hungry team in the chicago cubs. our sports director jason says all the highlights for us. coming up. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> the giants picked the worst possible time to start slumping. san francisco has lost 6 of 10, but the

mandy allen rescued latke and jenna adopted zug from ukraine. passions healed in partnership after mandy witnessed firsthand the horror of ukraine's pet population. >> i just love animals, so it really broke my heart to see cats and dogs on the street. >> reporter: the lack of sterilization programs in ukraine forced neighbors to take in more abandoned dogs than they could handle. >> people were working to pay for animals and rescue animals and sacrificing their own lives. like, they do not even have enough od to eat for themselves. >> reporter: so mandy and jenna founded transform a street dog in ukraine. private donations fund medical care, foster care, and adoptions. >> yeah. yeah. goodbye. >> reporter: before covid restricted travel, they would regularly visit their family in ukraine. >> we save them from poisoning from, you know, bad neighborhoods. there were some dogs at the shelter that did not get much year. they were not walked often. >> reporter: and after russia invaded ukraine in 2022, the situation got worse for the dogs in war-tour

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and at first i felt so jenna says dad's disappointment is one thing. this trend is taking on a life of its own. and aside from the obvious danger with extreme gender reveals, she says there's also an underlying risk. i really is not unlike. >> the binary, like that's really limiting. you know, 2 people. we have a big party like introducing them to the world. >> whether serena williams are just the girl next door. extreme gender reveals are becoming more common and by the looks of it more dangerous. that's something jenna says she wishes she never started. i wouldn't have it. and actually i had 2 more children after my gender-reveal party. bigger head of their gender reveal party. >> that was xavier walton reporting for us. >> let's take a look at the stories we have for you ahead on 4 news at 10 first burning man turns deadly after a massive storm turns the desert into a sticky mud field. we action from bay area festival goers on how they're coping now. plus, new changes coming to bart. the adjustments officials say will make train service more reliabl

this holy day is the people of jenna's most holy pana. mary's seed vision is illuminated.his reason, people often call matches of god's chevrons holy for an hour ; what time to unwind? in the breath of winter and bring meat films and rushing. we need bread to live. naden, my dear unhealthy church on the threshold in the autumn, jadai mary’s mother got rid of the people and there is a birth, yelling out in the image of wax, for mary’s land was tamed. god put the chestnut grain of his son and threw such a bottom seed to his father and ensured that people live that deliverance. allowing himself to think the role of the christian family downfall. this witches is important and can be a blessing. i am for children so for and barrels in the atmosphere, the family home of yakudome yauhima, the early seas of a barrel cannot rise in price for their child and nothing more important. than tinkering. even tyap times the caress of a special faith of imperious prayer, and up to faith we lift ourselves up to god. brothers and sisters, today is holy, not only for us as a gift to the radina

jenna. mike and julie, the city announced two new efforts. one is a new web page to make overdose and treatment data available to the public and also expanded treatment hours at clinics to help opioid users. tonight i spoke with a worker who's out there on the front lines and he explained the challenges and what is helping in this fight against fentanyl in san francisco. the health workers and counselors on the front lines of the opioid epidemic feel the human toll of overdoses professionally and personally. we are getting deaths. we are. i just had a personal patient just died this last week and an and it's difficult. gilbert sainz is counseling supervisor at bay area addiction research and treatment center or bart. he understood hands firsthand what san francisco's statistics are showing. i am sad to report that 84 people died of an accidental overdose in august. on monday, the department of public health announced the number of fatal opioid overdoses tied a record level in response, the city announced the rollout of a new dashboard on the

all right, jenna, thank you for that. san francisco's fleet week could actually be grounded if congress cannot come to an agreement. fleet week organizers say they are standing by to take guidance from the navy and other military partners on whether or not they should move forward with next week's scheduled events. if there is no deal in place by then, there will be navy ships in the bay. but there will be no tours and no blue angels air show. even so, the city's hospitality industry would take a hit whether your restaurants, whether your tour operators or whether you have a bicycle rental shop that people come into town, those people get impacted. if fewer people come into town. so the negative impacts of a government shutdown really does touch a lot of people. the city missed out on fleet week in 2013 due to budget cuts and a federal government shutdown. that also meant the city missed out on the million or so visitors. fleet week draws and the money they spend. some business owners who have already started preparing fo

. >> that's what people are saying >> i have to say, jenna legitimately makes a great queso. >> it's, thanks to great chef, rick martinez who is here and a great little spin on frito pie >>> and coming up on the third hour, nascar legend dale earnhardt jr. is here days after an impressive race and a pretty scary fire in his car. we'll ask him about that and a fun new project your kids are going to love. >>> all right, now to the reason that jenna has joined us she's got some special bookmarks for the crowd to celebrate the first two episodes of her read with jenna podcast y'all, jenna has a podcast you've got some great guests >> oh, my gosh, i am so thrilled and thank you for the bookmarks. you guys, we're so excited we sat down with colleen hoover. you know what, craig, you're always sharing your mic, who everybody loves, y'all she, of course, wrote, "it ends with us," "it starts with us," "verity. she outsold the bible last year. that's how good of an author she is >> is that a good thing? >> for her and we sat down with the author who wrote the moving memoir "solito. >> and colle

but when you look at jenna ellis, the other folks in these rico cases, my guide.ems like it's going to be unbelievably costly and arise. my question to you, it seems to me that there is two opposing forces, his cheapness and his self interest because you think it would be in his self interest to take care of everyone to keep everyone inside the tent. >> there's a problem with that. he doesn't have the money for it. when he raises money from these unsuspecting mongers these morons that are just dueling out money to him on a daily basis, he knows that he is going to need that money for the multitude and the plethora of litigation that is coming at him over the course of the next year. so he's not thinking about anyone else. he has no interest in reaching into his own pocket, if in fact he actually has cash with which to pay all of these various lawyers, which i don't think he does. as a result of everything that has been going on, trump maybe cash poor. he may have assets, but he could be cash poor. so he relies upon the donations that they are getting from these ma

so mr. jenna was truly the picture of it or how and on divided focus on the tools and on justice can be given concrete shape the way that the supreme court and the legal sector in the country can rise to that level. is an open question? yes, i think and in practical terms, sometimes the legal and the duty shall set to have shown the will and the capacity to rights to put example oppose. the i'll be pretty dismissive of the chief justice of pakistan when jim was shut up, was in power as president and to a very stand lawyer. it's more money. the chief justice was restored to office and that they've done that to another crisis. so at some point, did you do city as showing that capacity to stand up for the troops? and there are other instances where it has stepped in and it pretty good the cause and yet on the other, they frequently laps and don't take is the top notch condone of a. and they give it to the shadow of the rope altogether. tea or interpreting the law in a certain measure. well, uh, senator, i guess we will have to wait and see and for the time being taken very short break,

jenna katsuyama live in san francisco. jenna thank you. an nbc poll this week shows where president biden stands against former president trump. the poll shows the two are tied among registered voters in a hypothetical rematch of the 2020 election. 46% of democrats say they would vote for biden. 46% of republicans saying they would also vote for trump, 59% of voters say they have major concerns, though, about president biden. not having the necessary mental or physical health to be elected while 52% say they have major concerns about former president trump facing four criminal and civil trials. still, some political analysts say they believe biden has the edge. they're genuinely looking for the lesser of two evils and it's a much higher burden to change candidates midstream, and that benefits the incumbent. and because of that, i think it's pretty decisively at this moment in time anyway, joe biden's race to lose seven republican candidates for president will take the debate stage tomorrow night. the highest polling candidatantis, has been

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i will recognize jenna to give us an overview. >> thank you. the delegate selection plan for new york provides for delegates an alternates to be allocated proportionally to presidential preferences, tentatively scheduled for april 2nd, 2024. the delegate selection, 29plio delegates, 18 alternates. plan also provides further selection of 9 members for each standing committee. currently new york is allocated 191 based delegates pursuant to article 1c for the call, 10% pledge delegate bonus for holding primary in april. the state committee will select the plio delegates and at large delegates and alternates on the date to be determined. a quorum will select standing committee members to the delegation and the delegation chair on the date to be determined in 2024. convention pages will be named on chair. we have asked the state party to update plan with dates as soon as possible. affirmative action are aligned with goals with dnc and analytics team. the plan includes 15,000 petition requirement. the plan complies with the spirit and generally the s

that's something jenna says she wishes she never started. i wouldn't have it. and actually i had 2 more children after my gender-reveal party bigger had another gender-reveal party. >> well, some californians might not have to carry a wallet ever again. if the trend continues. because the states now experimenting with digital driver's one less reason to have a wallet. california residents can download the california dmv wallet app and follow the instructions to scan their physical license or id. and since the program is still just a pilot program, only the first million and a half people are going to be able to sign up for this several airports, including lax, are accepting these mobile licenses. but obviously officials are encouraging to still carry or physical license since not everybody except the digital one just yet. congress is set to return from the labored a holiday on tuesday and they've got a lot of work to continue doing, especially when it comes to the federal, a federal spending package. the white house is urging congress to pass a short-term fundi

that's something jenna says she wishes she never started. i wouldn't have it.igger had another gender-reveal party. >> that was xavier walton reporting for us. coming up, corgis came together to honor queen elizabeth. the second's. we've got a coming up next. hi, i'm katie. i live in flagstaff, arizona. i'm an older student. i'm getting my doctorate in clinical psychology. i do a lot of hiking and kayaking. i needed something to help me gain clarity. so i was in the pharmacy and i saw a display of prevagen and i asked the pharmacist about it. i started taking prevagen and i noticed that i had more cognitive clarity. memory is better. it's been about two years now and it's working for me. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. >> well, a special tribute to queen elizabeth featured corgis. of course, they were her favorite dog breed corgis from across the united kingdom gathered outside buckingham palace on sunday. their owners were honoring their beloved monarch. they were dressed up in fancy outfits and even more crowds. as you there this friday

that's something jenna says she wishes she never started. i wouldn't have it.n after my gender-reveal party bigger had another gender-reveal party. >> i was xavier walton reporting a little mix on it cause. i think they're cute way to bring family friends together for a little party. celebrating something occasion. right. but not you're lot of is up. got to be smart about it. yeah. all right. 9.46. is the time on this. we're going to have a great labored a forecaster, at least the warmest of the 3 days of the holidays so far, john, i'm sure that's going want to cook today. that rate. and i know your debts can make some good stuff it will be a sunshine reveal party once you out there later today. >> because we're in the midst of some gray for now, but it's not going to be around for much longer. tower here sitting under some low grade. that is snow with the lifting in is in the process, at least a burning off. more of us inland are seeing sunshine. what an unsettled weekend. it was, though, not your typical labor day weekend by bay area standards. we were cool.

that was jenna sacks reporting.say parents can also establish tech free zones in certain rooms during specific periods during the day . they also say that modeling the kind of behavior you want to see in your child can lead to some positive changes as well. fall apart is making some changes spearheaded by black and indigenous youth phase two in a series of safety initiatives is from bart is slated to take effect next monday. this is all part of the agency's not one more girl campaign. it's aimed at protecting women and girls from harassment on bart trains. the changes were suggested by young people themselves and they include shorter trains to eliminate empty cars so that riders might fear that they are at risk. the agency is also encouraging people to board as close to the first car as possible near transit agents who can assist in an emergency. that first car, by the way, will no longer stop at the furthest spot of the platform. instead, it will stop closer to the middle in better lit areas to help with safe trave

. >> thank you, jenna. >> i will recognize louis, member from arizona who can speak to arizona's plan. >> mr. chair, luis from arizona, we took a vote this saturday to adopt the bylaws amendment and create state convention composed of roughly, we will meet the definition of gender party, equal division, the chair will have an appointment process to meet that obligation and that requirement, that will be tone after consultation with our affirmative action committee or equity committee of the state committee, so we, therefore, consider that for the delegates at large and >> we are going to leave this program and taking you live to the summit in washington, d.c., by remarks from former vice president mike pence and senator lindsey graham. that event is expected to get underway to the top of the hour. here are some remarks by president biden on the contract negotiations between u.s. auto makers and both sides failing to reach an agreement. the president spoke at the white house earlier this afternoon. president biden: i want to talk very briefly about the auto strike and the contract nego

guys, if jenna is here, it must mean it's almost october, rent is due, and we have a new read with jennaknow i don't normally choose nonfiction, but this is an incredible memoir all about the author's upcoming in jamaica under the imposing views of her father the freedom to be who you're destined to be, it's about love, it's about art, a beautiful mother/daughter love story which i'm always into. this book will move you and change and inspire you by the way, it's a debut memoir. she is a poet. every single word is both beautiful and meaningful so i hope y'all will read it with me. >> i like it's a memoir. it's a little different. you say memoir or memoir. >> i say memoir. >> do you think the read with jenna community will be up for a memoir >> are they up for it? y'all are up for it. let's go and "how to say babylon" is available to preorder. head to your local indy bookstore, scan that qr code or head to today.com/readwithjenna. and please, read with us this book will change you. >> i love that jenna, thank you so much. >>> coming up next, we are going to head to nashville will dylan ha

jenna. well, i spoke with congresswoman anna eshoo tonight and she says the house received a message that members will be in session tomorrow here in the bay area. federal workers and organizers of the annual fleet week are worried that a shutdown could make for a painful monday as house republicans failed to agree on a budget deal friday night, members of congress got late word to remain through the weekend, and the majority leader, mr. scalise, put out a message a little while ago that we would be in session tomorrow , but without any legislative schedule. south bay congresswoman anna eshoo says she worries about federal workers throughout the bay area facing a stressful weekend of uncertainty. the airport, tsa, the air traffic controllers and i depend on them for my safety. we all do, too. and, you know what is so sad about this is that there are so many people that would be required to work, but they will not be paid in the bay area. that could include federal workers at passport offices

jenna, thank you.date on the negotiations between home insurance lobbyists and california lawmakers to try to stabilize the market. it appears a deal between the two sides is not officially dead. while some observers and politicians say efforts to keep insurers from fleeing california has failed, others say there is still time to get something to vote on. north bay state senator bill dodd told the chronicle yesterday that lawmakers and insurance companies failed to come to an agreement. but consumer watchdog says it will wait until the monday deadline for new legislation to go to the printers. collusion to two for the purpose of getting higher prices or to get a legislative bailout that's improper and unlawful pull. the effort to change state insurance laws comes as numerous insurance companies are reducing coverage in california due to the risk of wildfires. it has been a month since a wind whipped fire engulfed the historic hawaiian town of lahaina and authorities are still trying to figure out how m

jenna tentatively the match will start at 19:00, so novak djokovic set the record for reaching the semi-finalsthe tournament. in the grand slam series for the forty-seventh time. the serb will play in one second joker defeated the american taylor fritz 6.1.6.4.6.4 and in the semifinals will play with the dark horse of the tournament another us representative to the americans ben shelton. fly in the summer player on the eve of the tenth compatriot passed in the world. 6 2 3 6 7 6 2 what is the best way to test your erudition and ingenuity correctly tricky questions? what is the name of the fabulous genie who was saved due to turning by a soviet boy volka-kostelkov, old man hottabych and the full name is further well received. this is an absolutely correct answer. hope can still answer this question. it's your right. is it true that any parallelepiped has all the square faces that are attached here, it has the shape of a parallelepiped. but if i answered the antenna, yes, because as i remember, a rectangle is also a square. what is the star of the night sky in the northern hemisphere, the north

. >> reporter: before covid-restricted travel, jenna and her husband would regularly visit their family they and various volunteers would bring home healthy dogs for adoption. >> we saved them from poisoning and bad neighborhoods. and there were dogs at the shelter that did not get much gear d were not walked often. >> reporter: and after russia invaded ukraine in 2022, mandy said the situation got worse in the people who have taken them in. >> some people died because they would not leave their animals. >> reporter: they rescued hundreds of pets from ukraine. before and after photos show the transformation. about 60 dogs have found a home in the u.s. and canada. this stray dog got hit by a car and lost a leg. adopted in 2021, she and her fiance are thankful for jenna and mandy's program. >> i think it is amazing. it is inspiring that they are continuing to go into this country and give these dogs a chance at a life they would never have had without them. >> they found a foster dog for her. >> reporter: transform a street dog is caring for about 100 pets. about half in foster homes. the

the first was a fingerprint found on the upstairs office closet door, not far from jenna's body.>> know. >> then, there was a shoe print left in blood, next to janet. >> could you tell anything about this bloody footprint? >> it was right by janet, but nothing definitive about the type of shoe, the make, or anything. >> finally, analysts found unidentified dna mixed with janet's blood on a door leading to the side entrance. none of that forensic evidence could be traced to raven, janet or anyone connected to the investigation. >> those are things, as an investigator, you absolutely want to try to figure out. >> technicians process the house, detectives began interviewing raven, hoping he could help point in the direction of the killer. >> raven was visibly crying, he looked like he was distraught and upset. he, himself, said he had new enemy. >> he realizes some items from the house were missing. >> they asked me, where was the last time you had the computer? >> this would've been later that night, or the next. day >> it was later that night. the initial meeting with them. >> his

and that's what i'll be doing each week here on my new podcast, "read with jenna.ing author colleen hoover read with jenna premieres september 21st follow wherever you get your podcast or, again, scan the qr code and it will take you right where you need to be >>> hoda, i know where you are >> you know where i am i'm right behind this one, y'all! carrie underwood just where she belongs. she is on our plaza. wait we've got a mini carrie look-alike what's your name >> she's way cuter >> anyway, we've got a lot of cowboy hats, a lot of fun. carrie underwood will rock our plaza for the first time in many years. are y'all ready? a full half hour of music, but first, your local news and weather. ♪ ♪♪ >>> good morning to you, 8:26, i'm marcus washington. well it looks like crews will be at it for some time, trying to repair the sinkholes in san francisco's kyle hollow. when the water pipe ruptured at green and philmore and then the second pipe ruptured while it's open for traffic from 6:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m., it's still open for traffic like now. >>> trying to get a look a

my next guest is the colorado secretary of state jenna griswold. who also chairs the democratic association of secretaries of state. sharp critics of trump effort to overturn the 2020 election. as i referenced brad raffensperger he has your job in georgia. he said it would be unamerican to remove trump this way from the ballot. do you agree with him? >> well, not necessarily. so i read brad's opt ed. the did not cite georgia law doesn't get not constitution. i think it's a good political take. but ultimately. if the constitution disqualifies the former president we have to uphold the constitution. i wouldn't say brad is right or wrong. i would say there are major constitutional questions and also questions of state law. and all of us have different state law that should be considered by a court. >> you know that much of this conversation springs from a fourth coming law review journal at your alma ma ter, the university of pennsylvania law school. mine too. have you read it? do you agree? are you of the opinion that donald trump should be precluded

german biotech for a multiyear collaboration to develop cancer therapies, the new partnerships put jenna a pull position the company is developing next-generation immunotherapy for oncology patients it's also the best-performing ipo so far this year rocketing up more than 275% since its public debut back on generate 26. to see what people are doing the president and ceo tom zinn and rick, welcome to the show, thank you for coming. >> thank you, it is a pleasure i appreciate the opportunity to speak with you today. we want to hear about it i know you're conducting clinical trials in the most important discoveries you've made so far. >> we are currently in phase three clinical trial for late stage ovarian cancer patients we are designing the study and are engaging it on the basis of really positive phase two data in women who effectively have no standard of care options and were able to be re-sensitize the frontline chemotherapy and effectively on earlier stage like results. we refer as restudied the life clock of the late stage patients to give them earlier stage like results. physicians

jenna, appreciate it. thank you. the faa says the nation's airports will see a sharp uptick in passengers today. here's a live look right now at sfo bay area airports for a holiday travel weekend with relative few disruptions. according to flightaware. thunderstorms caused significant delays, though, today in dallas, denver and houston. triple a says domestic bookings were up 4% for the holiday weekend. and as fox news garrett tenney shows us now, all of this is good news for the travel industry as it bounces back to pre-pandemic levels. we just got here, but so far it seems like it's been smooth and she's not alone. travelers are seeing fewer flight disruptions. this labor day holiday compared to earlier in the year. according to flightaware, less than 50 flights were canceled early monday afternoon as demand returned to pre-pandemic levels . the tourism industry was certainly highly impacted with the covid 19 virus. people are beginning to travel again and great numbers actually, according to the tsa, friday was th

joining me now, global real estate advisor jenna stoffer.en so unpredictable. so rates, prices, they have totally moved against expectations. instead of providing any relief to buyers, what they've done is they've sparked an affordability crisis and we really are in one of the most unaffordable housing markets that i think we have seen in a really long time. and i know we keep hearing about affordability. i feel like affordability, i keep talking about it but it's the buzz word because it is such a risk factor. so the housing market it is central to the economy and we are in uncharted waters. we've never had interest rate hikes as sharp as what we've had in the past year and-a-half. cheryl: lawrence jones will join me tonight on maria's wall street show. he's predicting 8% interest rates on the 30 year fixed. that's the most popular mortgage in the country. you see 7% is rough for people. 8% is going to be just a brutality. i think we haven't seen that in years. what does that do to prices? i'm assuming that's really going to make a differen

look, jenna ellis is the perfect example here.a go fund me cite, that, i think, if it continues -- might fund two days of trial, and what are they really supposed to do other than get public defenders? which, a witness, in mar-a-lago, by the way, did before -- the truth. so, even apart from the conflict problem, there is literally, are they going to be bankrupt? and then -- trump at the very end. these are dangerous people, in dangerous times, for trump. >> anna bower and, harry litman, thank you both, that was great. still to come, senate democrats take action against tommy tuberville's blockade of military appointments. democratic senator an army veteran tammy duckworth joins me on what needs to be done to end the -- once and for all. ce and for all if you have moderate to severe crohn's disease skyrizi is the first and only il-23 inhibitor that can deliver clinical remission and endoscopic improvement. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may occur. tell your doctor if

joining us as close to election official, secretary of state jenna griswold.f viewers, can you just explain part of the 14th amendment that argues this and that applies here? >> absolutely, and thanks for having me on, anderson. so a lawsuit was filed claiming that donald trump is disqualified from the colorado ballot for inciting the insurrection and trying to steal the election in 2020 from the american people. section three of the 14th amendment says that if anybody swears to uphold the constitution, they are disqualified from office if they subsequently engage in rebellion or insurrection, or provide aid or comfort to the enemies of the constitution. so that is what the lawsuit is about. there are big constitutional questions attached to it. and i think it's necessary for a court to weigh in. >> as an election official, do you think the argument is valid? do you think he did, i mean, there is arguments of all sorts of arguments against this, was he really involved in secession, did he give aid and comfort? what do you think? >> i think there is a lot of bi

those finding dry up, you have to wonder i they see an incentive to make deal >> yeah, you also -- jennalis, for instance, who has publicly complained -- she is also one of those peopl who -- she has also publicl complained, harry litman, abou the fact she can't pay her legal bills. she has now said she won't vot for trump. she called him a narcissist, i believe which is - well, welcome to the party but, again, this does seem t create an intense incentive fo cooperation. >> completely. keep your friends close an your enemies closer. look, jenna ellis is the perfect example here she has got a go fund me cite, that, i think, if it continues -- might fund two days of trial and what are they really supposed to do other than ge public defenders which, a witness, in mar-a-lago, by the way, did before - the truth. so, even apart from th conflict problem, there is literally, are they going to b bankrupt and then - trump at the very end. these are dangerous people, in dangerous times, for trump >> anna bower and, harry litman, thank you both, that was great still to come, senate democrat take act

je jenna ellis, an attorney for donald trump, raised $180,000.n eastman, another election lawyer for trump r raising $500,000. jeffrey clark, the former doj official, $56,000. kathy lathe up $15,000. this is a lot of money. these bills really add up. another person is rudy giuliani. his son created a pac to help pay his legal bills and trump is helping him a little bit. not financially, but hosting a fundraising for giuliani next week, $100,000 a plate for that fundraiser for each person. but as of now, not actually paying any of the bills. i was told by a trump official if people wanted help, they should apply to trump's legal defense fund, which is something that was set up in july. >> it's about that fund i have been in the corner of my brain thinking what happened to that, how has it been developing. they were going to create it the same time period as when the they were disclosing how much money the super pac been spending on his behalf. what's the latest on that? >> well, when we talk about that leadership pac, they have spent $41 million s

and then you throw in the brilliant mind of tim burton, and the fantastic casting of jenna ortega andreally enjoying the work >> seth: jenna ortega is amazing and for those who don't know, it's sort of is about wednesday going off to boarding school >> yeah. >> seth: so you're playing a mom who's dropping the kids off at school we were talking about your kids a little bit did it bring you back to the first time you sort of sent them away to make their own lives >> oh, gosh, yes, with all the kind of iconic curves and nuances that morticia has, she's the matriarch. you know, and so, it was something wonderful about playing that matriarch i was just a bawling wreck i was embarrassing when my kids went off to college, you know. you try and hold it together and you tell them, "now don't get upset. and then the next minute, you're like a blubbering fool and anyway, but it's amazing yeah, those milestones in your life and, you know, with jana, this mother-daughter relationship is really crucial to the whole show, you know >> seth: well, people are really responding to it and it's so cool, i

now, let's talk about someone like jenna ellis, for example. she's been outwardly critical of donald trump, publicly credit camp i spoke to one person close to trump saying even if he was paying for legal bills, i don't think she would be top of list. there's always some that have going on. we already know some of the defendants haven't spoken to trump in quite some time, another reason to possibly be concerned. however, when i talk to trump folks, they don't believe that this is going to be an issue. they also say that while there has about some grumbling among these georgia co-defendants, none of them have actually reached out directly to trump or his team to try to pay the legal bills. they also say that they can try to have these georgia co-defendants put in a formal request through the legal defense fund if they want actual help with these legal bills. i know we reported on this earlier in july and this legal defense forum was because the save american pac was bleeding out money. they need the money to raise the money to help with the aide

he's the fifth of 19 co-defendants to do this jenna ellis also pleaded not guilty on thursday, joining sydney powell. georgia lawyer ray smith and trevion coody. the legal team also filed a motion to try him separately from the defendants, asking for a speedy trial in october. so far just one of those, kenneth chesebro, will begin his trial then the remaining defendants are expected to be arraigned at 9:45 a.m. this coming wednesday. trump has called the charges a political effort to undermine his campaign >>> clarence thomas filed his 2022 financial disclosure report after multiple reports earlier this year from pro publica which revealed years of undisclosed gifts received by thomas many of those came from harlan crow there are new rules and crow's name appears numerous times, reportedly paying for thomas' travel on three occasions, including to a conservative conference last may. a lawyer for thomas said in a statement that he is confident that the justice did not willingly make any ethics transgressions justice samuel alito also filed his report on thursday, he similarly came under

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he is the fifth of 19 co-defendants in the case to do this jenna ellis also pleaded not guilty on thursday, joirning sydney powell, ray smith and trevion coody. the legal team also filed a motion to try him separately from the defendants, asking for a speedy trial in october. so far one defendant, kenneth ch chesebro will begin his trial then trump had call these charged a political effort to undermine his campaign >>> two supreme court justices have revealed the gifts they got last year from wealthy donors. and it follows months of scrutiny from the media and public over the ethics of these transactions while the justices deny any wrongdoing, these new reports might not do so much to stabilize the court's already-shaky credibility. for more on this, we go to brie jackson in washington. brie, what exactly did we learn from these reports >> reporter: good morning, jessica. on thursday, justice clarence thomas filed his 202financial disclosure report. this comes after multiple pro hubblea, which uncoveredom years of undisclosed gifts received by thomas the court changed its disclosure rules

ly recognize jenna to give us an update on arizona. >> thank you.you may recall, the rbc discussed arizona's plan at the june meeting in minneapolis, the committee decided to defer a final review of the plan following questions about the composition of the state committee electing plio and at large delegates. based on rbc discussion, considered bylaws amendments to create state convention to elect delegates and dnc members. on september 9th, 2023 88% of the committee voted in favor of the amendment. state party has updated arizona plan to provide state convention to select plio and at large delegates on saturday may 18th, 2024. arizona has requested a waiver from rule 15d because the state's presidential filing deadline is 100 days before the primary which is more than the 90-day limit allowed by 15d. staff recommend that arizona's stand in compliance along with waiver. >> thank you, jenna. >> i will recognize louis, member from arizona who can speak to arizona's plan. >> mr. chair, luis from arizona, we took a vote this saturday to adopt the bylaws

mr. jenna is worthy of respect or 2 things. number $14.00 would truly sing good and didn't be outreaching out the new building. the british and the congress, a party of india, which bitterly oppose the creation of factory stock, and the ultimate new word. at least 5 of the most slim organizations of $31947.00, which also oppose the creation of focused on march, which have now become the custodians are not only practiced on but of this snobbish . so it's not but the way they have done that. so just a general was truly the picture of it, of how and on divided focus on the tools and on justice can be given concrete shape. the way that the supreme court and the legal sector in the country can rise to that level. is an open question. yes, i think and in practical terms, sometimes the legal and the duty shall set to have shown the will and the capacity to rights to put example oppose the i'll be pretty dismissive of the chief justice of pakistan. when jillian was shut up was in power as does and to a very stand lawyer is more money.

one thing that jenna k stands for is diversity double basis. she cheated with no clue who has irish nigeria and routes found. it tend to cut orchestra in london in 2015. she's been part of the classical music world for decades. here. musicians of color are still in minority. i decided, well i'm, i'm trying to look for people because i need so many people say it did say it's not you also to music and any black people who play classical music but not very good. they're not very good and think they were very confident with it. so i thought i have to find out for myself. and the more mind the, the more i the where the tenant runs the of the american conductor cuz he came up to a law, has worked with many famous orchestra around the world. this is the 1st time he's rehearsed and performed with the technical orchestra, a uniquely beautiful experience. he says, the hopefully this new generation that's coming up will realize the importance of making sure that the arts and music is really accessible to everyone that i think connected. it makes people re

that will come memorize the many different places where today people are to humanized that where jenna sites unfold or, or happened. of course when we, when we talk about the story of our speech here, people concentrate them to groups of people on the perpetrators. and the victims, but we need to remember that there is a 3rd group and these are bystanders. and of course, we can ask questions about the bystanders a few years ago. but we need to remember that we are talking about ourselves because we are all bystanders of evil in our towns in our countries in the world. and this is why we believe that the story of alex, which would also be a mirror in which we looked at our selves, and we look at our moral responsibility as bystanders. that's why i'm sure it's today is as much about commemorating the victims of the past as it is a warning sign for future generations. the genocide or product of us humans, the end result of the seat full ideologies that we as people create, tolerate or execute meaning is to we can always repeat itself in the words of alfred survivor, prima love you. it hap