please welcome jenna ortega!u so much. >> jimmy: thank you for coming back to the show. >> so happy to be back >> jimmy: i -- we have to talk about "beetlejuice beetlejuice" but also, are you filming "wednesday" season two right now? >> yeah, i'm currently filming "wednesday" season two. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yes, i can't wait for that. >> yeah, of course. i came here just for you. >> jimmy: thank you, buddy. i appreciate that. and you're producing it now this season. >> yes, i am. >> jimmy: what is that like? [ cheers ] >> oh, my god. it's been the best. i've never really done that on a tv show before. and we had talked about it first season. and it's so nice being a part of these conversations. casue i love what i do and i love my job, but i'm able to be part of background the stuff. so, you know, i get to decide like how blue somebody is going to be or where the brains go on the floor. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: where the brains go? >> what the prosthetics look like. yeah, it's so exciting. it's

let's go to arizona and talk about jenna ellis, yet another guilty plea from jenna ellis but there is distinction with a difference. it's not a guilty plea, it's a cooperation agreement. in exchange, she gets all pending charges dismissed against her but there seems to be a little more teeth to this particular cooperation agreement than one that we saw in fulton county. how important is somebody like jenna ellis when it comes to prosecuting that fake electro scheme in arizona and other jurisdictions, because according to her agreement, ellis has to actually produce herself to answer questions in any jurisdiction. there were no limitations in that agreement. >> the short answer is, we don't know for sure how valuable of a witness jenna ellis is, but arizona's attorney general thinks that she is valuable because this is a real sweetheart deal and as you say, it does have some teeth in it. she loses her deal if she is not fully truthful with prosecutors, and there is that interesting cooperation provision. i don't want to read too much into that one because that was boilerplate language

is jenna that person who can connect the dots to prosecutors?as his right-hand person. so putting rudy aside, we established that trump is not an unindicted coconspirator here. does this have any potential to bleed into the election? his lawyers are going to argue that he didn't do this or he has some sort of immunity. >> i think it could affect the presidential campaign in a political sense. there could be some information in the public domain that isn't yet common knowledge that could impact voter behavior. as to the carrying out of this exact case, do i think arizona is barreling toward a trial before the election or shortly thereafter? certainly not. but they've done something here others in the federal government did not, which is to avoid charging president trump. they have a clearer path to pretrial proceedings working more smoothly than perhaps we are seeing in the federal cases or in georgia right now. >>> we interrupt lisa with this breaking news. sources tell nbc news that kamala harris has decided on a running mate, with an announcem

ortega, here in studio 1a, looking forward to chatting with jenna.fidential. online prescription scams that look very, very real, crooks mailing out fake pills. >> jasmine, are you going to come backstage with me, come watch the rest of the show. >> bring your pass. >> jasmine is having her moment. every now and then, you have a moment, this one's yours. >> oh, the control -- hey, jasmine, the control room wants to meet you. >> oh, yeah. >> they want to see the future. >> of course. >> she's coming in. >> all right, get a check of our weather, angie lassman, with her beautiful mother nearby. >> say hi to my mom liz, guys. a very proud mom today, to say the least. let's talk about that forecast, we've got a couple of spots of rain, of course, across the northeast, the interior new england we'll have to track through the day today and notice the rain across parts of the south as well. great conditions across the great lakes, we'll see some really mild temperatures, 70s, and even 60s in some spots for the interior northeast. the triple digits will get y

indeed, jenna ellis, in cutting a plea deal, is pleading guilty.ss prosecutors find during that june 17th meeting, or at any time in the future, she lies to them about what transpired in arizona. now, with respect to the former president, as you noted, he hasn't been charged yet. he is unindicted co-conspirator number one in this indictment. jenna ellis's plea deal necessitates she cooperate with prosecutors in a variety of different ways and across a variety of investigations. there is a very subtle suggestion in the plea documents that not only will all of her statements be provided to defendants in the existing case but they will be provided with respect to any criminal case that arises out of a referenced investigation and a reference to grand jury proceeding. does that mean prosecutors are contemplating potentially charging the former president? it could be they are waiting to see what happens in others of these cases, including the presidential immunity decision affects the federal election interference case before judge tanya chutkan, which

jenna says she screams and chases people and their children around city parks, threatening to murderdewalks anymore. you don't feel safe in the park, jenna says. >> these types of attacks first started happening around 2020. back then, neighbors created these fliers to post in city parks to notify people about the woman's actions. since then, neighbors have connected online to report incidents and to share information about her whereabouts. that includes elena dudchenko, who works as a nanny and has had her own terrifying encounters with the woman. >> we tried to help the neighborhood nannies to warn about her. being in our neighborhood, the woman has been arrested multiple times over the years and currently has a warrant out for her arrest once again. >> despite that, though, she keeps on getting released back onto the streets. >> we cannot force as the police department can't force her into mental health treatment. it's an issue that we run into with a lot of folks in the city who are suffering a fact that's frustrating many neighbors. >> if that's the case, then something needs to

with jenna alice, it remains to be seen whether she is going to truly cooperate.perate. she got what's called a sweetheart deal where i think all the charges are going to be dismissed against her but it's in exchange for full cooperation so if she were to not fully cooperate, the charges could be reinstated and obviously that could be, depending on what she says, that could be strong evidence but the real question about donald trump, it will be does she have sort of direct evidence in meetings and conversations with the former president, or is it something id that she has what's called co- conspirator statements but that remains to be seen. >> one of the other shocking reveals was the possibility of indicting 28 members of the state legislature. again, if we can see the entire transcript, we would no more but i got the feeling that the prosecutors just went, that is just too many, we just can't take that many people out of the legislature. >> yeah the same thing has been raised at the federal level, with people looking at congress and the people who were complicit

neil: finish that thought, jenna, i'm sorry. >> i concur with justin. i think it's time for all of us to elevate the conversation to what it is that we want to see happen in this country moving forward. its been really uncomfortable and at times violent to be on the other side of some of the bullying remarks from donald trump, particularly related to kamala's race when her father's 100% jamaican and her mother is indian. the fact that we're stooping to those kinds of conversations i think is not in service of the kind of work that this country wants to do with ourselves, when it comes to policymaking and i think you see the invested dollars and the amount of there's been 170,000 doors that have been knocked, 2 million text messages that have been sent, since biden stepped down, you really see a lot of people making a different kind of investment into this country, and i urge donald trump to be part of that conversation, because his voters and people who watch this network deserve it. neil: it is a tight race, as things stand right now, so if anything yo

jenna says she screams and chases people and their children around city parks, threatening to murder them and shouting other vicious attacks. >> it's scary to kind of always feel like you just don't feel safe on your sidewalks anymore. you don't feel safe in the park, jenna says. >> these types of attacks first started happening around 2020. back then, neighbors created these fliers to post in city parks to notify people about the woman's actions. since then, neighbors have connected online to report incidents and to share information about her whereabouts. that includes elena dundee chenko, who works as a nanny and has had her own terrifying encounters with the woman. >> we tried to help the neighborhood nannies to learn about her. being in our neighborhood. >> the woman has been arrested multiple times over the years and currently has a warrant out for her arrest once again. despite that, though, she keeps on getting released back onto the streets. >> we cannot force, as the police department can't force her into mental health treatment. it's an issue that we run into with a lot of

. >> reporter: jenna and roy copeland had been waiting for this moment for ten years.re finally having a baby via a surrogate. >> we were thrilled. i think i remember telling roy that i was shaking whenever i got the picture of the positive pregnancy test. all three were positive. i was very excited. so, this is the start of our nursery. >> reporter: they were preparing to share their happy news with their family and friends when their excitement was quickly overshadowed by shock, disbelief, and heartbreak. >> little did we know that the following week was going to be filled with reaching out to law enforcement, to attorneys, filing all these multiple claims, instead of being excited and getting prepared for our gender reveal party. >> to have this kind of cloud over us was terrible timing. >> reporter: the copelands discovering they were among possibly hundreds of victims alleged to have been robbed of money they put in escrow to ease their surrogacy journey. alleged victims stretching from coast to coast and even europe. >> we had put hard-earned money into this acco

>> jenna ellis is a classic cooperating witness, she fits the profile. she is somebody in the periphery of the bad guy, not one of the main bad guys, she is somebody with a lot to lose. prosecutors probably had her on their list of people they expected with plead guilty and cooperate. here is what you can infer, she came in, she did a proffer, in arizona they call it a free talk, you bring your client in, they bear their soul, they tell the prosecutors everything they know, the prosecutors are shopping, deciding whether or not, is this information we want to pay for, by pay for, i don't mean money, pay with leniency. they paid her with quite a bit of leniency, their dropping charges entirely. you know it is really rare for cooperating witness to completely escape criminal liability. in the federal system, almost a standard that someone has to take responsibility, plead guilty to something, then you hold off their sentencing until they testify at trial and they deliver the goods and make the prosecutors happy. to get all charges dropped means that whateve

i was like, "ah, i just missed you." >> jimmy: jenna ortega. >> jenna ortega, yeah. >> jimmy: so that'sone of my favorite films, and she was a huge fan of the film. and also, just like, i'm so >> i don't know. i think it's my favorite one i've ever done. >> jimmy: really? shows there. >> jimmy: you're also about to kick off your big headlining tour next month. you're everywhere from and i'm so small, and those the o2. [ cheers and applaue ] the o2 in london! >> and the roots are gonna be how are you approaching putting that show together? >> um, you know. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> i don't know. it's my first-ever arena tour. and i've only ever, like, seen shows there. and i'm so small, and those stage so big. so, i don't really know what i will do other than i want it to be the best show for everybody that's attending. and -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm so excited. >> and the roots are gonna be there. >> jimmy: yeah, the roots will be there. [ cheers and applause ] come on, yeah. and everyone, yeah. we're all invited! let's go to london! >> everyone's invited. >> jimmy:

felicia johnson, who plans to vote for harris and jenna.n't fully decided yet, but is leaning towards voting for harris so good to see all of you, ladies again, thank you for joining. let me begin with you. janine. what do you make of senator jd vance's comments about people without children? >> well, i believe we've sometimes it i'll take stuff out of context i'd like to hear the whole story, not just bits and pieces of it. and i would say we all have, sometimes we say stuff in the past, we might regret and we've all changed and learn from it. so i have a feeling he might have said some stuff out of context, but i'm feeling he's learned from it and it's 2024. and i think he's ready to do the job and support trump jan let me bring you into this conversation as well. >> do you agree with jeanine or do you see things differently? >> i see things very differently when you have somebody who is a leader, i agree with you know, janine sentiment that people should have the right to express their opinions. however, my disagreements lies in the fact

but with jenna being so involved in that, i really learned so much about the places we did everything that we're supposed to do as a family but it doesn't matter who you are because that drug basically owns you so many of the struggles that jenna went through, i realized there were gaps. so we started building jenna's promise, helping women that are struggling with addiction for more on how this mother took her pain and turn it into healing for women struggling with addiction, you can go to cnnheroes.com, we'll be right back cnn heroes. he is brought to you by serve for the number one choice in clean up and restoration you may like it never even happened serve pro life diabetes. >> there is no slowing down each day is a unique blend of people to see and things to do that's why you choose lucerne to help manage blood sugar response uniquely designed with carb steady glue, sirna, bring on the day the day you get your clear choice. >> dental implants, changes your struggle with missing teeth forever. it changes how you eat, how you feel and how you enjoy life it changes your smile. and n

is a lot of disappointment here in jenna from fans or cost. wanted to see the arrival in states like to say from joan cummins in vienna. thank you. a quick look now at some of the other stories making years. a mudslide has killed 12 people and injured several others in china is which one province triggered by heavy rains. the slight, destroyed thousands of homes as the workers of searching for survivors and clearing roads to us, quakes of strunk of japan, southern coast. the 6.9 and 7 point one, magnitude trim is it just of meet us? how good prefect? you said how many of those were issued and waves of up to a meter high were recorded. there were no reports of major damage. police in barcelona, i have ended a search for the cadillac indian independence leda contents which month without giving reason. he returns to spain after 7 years in exile and dress, cheering crowds before disappearing. at least had planned to embrace him. like a video reports say he's left the area, the new demonstrations that taking place in the kenyan capital robie agains

. >> jenna and roy copeland always dreamed of having a baby, but after ten years of miscarriages, an ectopic pregnancy and failed ivf treatments, they turned to surrogacy. >> beyond the financials, the journey itself is really taxing with their gestational carrier five months pregnant, they were happily making plans for the future when they discovered the $40,000 they'd also put with seam seemed to have vanished. >> little did we know that the following week was going to be filled with reaching out to law enforcement, to attorneys filing all these multiple claims instead of being excited, a new lawsuit on behalf of at least 30 couples who had their money with seam accusing the company's owner, dominique side of defrauding hundreds of hopeful families out of millions of dollars. >> to date, our investigation has been able to point to about $10.9 million that have been removed from the escrow accounts, according to the lawsuit. >> side allegedly transferred escrow funds to several side ventures, including a vegan clothes line, real estate investments, luxury vehicles, expensive trips a

cheryl: mike, you're staying here all morning long, jenna, thank you for being here.ot more coming up this morning. general motors is delaying indiana's battery factory as kamala harris' flip-flop on electric vehicles takes center sage. indiana congresswoman victoria sparks is here to tell us more. you're watching "mornings with maria" live on fox business. ♪ ya know, if you were cashbacking you could earn on everything with just one card. chase freedom unlimited. so, if you're off the racking... ...or crab cracking, you're cashbacking. cashback on flapjacks, baby backs, or tacos at the taco shack. nah, i'm working on my six pack. switch to a king suite- or book a silent retreat. silent retreat? hold up - yeeerp? i can't talk right now, i'm at a silent retreat. cashback on everything you buy with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make more of what's yours. ryan t. writes, "moving is stressful. can you help me take one thing off of my to do list?” ugh, moving's the worst. with xfinity, you can transfer your internet in just a few t

then a few quick. jenna. i kind of america is a move. uh, i just go to the producer, fit it off cuz the phone with the mobile. lots of good. a cool. how did as far as the bottom, i mean, what i want to do and to show her and then the, by the simple be about the, how about the job and it got to be out of what it is. and you kind of go to the screen in the few and how cool my side, but then the vomited by, she was wanting something. i need to get it done. i know what to do. it has to because i said, i know you, you had best cut off at the outcome wheels at all. but i'm not gonna do it. i know what it is. you know, let's go to g then in the kind of the soul what, what divide? sutherland my vein a as a what a lot. i know i'll be the it'd be shaken eh, they 7 been. they said the little funny with this reaction to his work of the warranty. quit as professor of sociology at the university of by that. but he continued to write and produced a book called social groups is off the rock smoldering histories of the force of the he should be my id. my

jenna says it's been happening since 2020.arrested six times this year and the latest was last month. but she keeps getting released back onto the streets. >> police can't force her into mental health treatment. it's an issue that we run into with a lot of folks in the city who are suffering. >> if that's the case, then something needs to change. i mean, we have to do something differently. then what is it that we need to do differently? >> neighbors created fliers initially to post in city parks to notify people about lacey's actions, and now neighbors have connected online to report incidents and also share information about where she is. lacey is believed to be unhoused, and anybody who sees her is encouraged not to engage with her, but rather call 911. the public defender's office says it's not jail time that she needs, but support services. live in the studio gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thank you gloria. today, students at galileo high school in san francisco can reach out to wellness staff for help. a day after

so i know jenna sure. i lost, i had to run away like that to say yes and then hello. this is the 3rd one of the type of experience. the line is the worst of all. and then okay. yeah, sure that piece too many people have lost their lives and its cost, unimaginable destruction in the long run along. i feel so tired and exhausted from all the devastation and indiscriminate fall my way of alarm at the bottom of the house. my grief is furious, giving you a call from gaza, telling us another one of our loved ones has died. in addition to the ones were already morning and i knew you may not be having shower. you mean i'm so worried about you. how's the food situation in the north? did they send you aid or has nothing changed since we last called several of them? please try to get in touch if you can. most of the cost of them, once they have internet, she'll get the messages and reply down in the product and then are you doing on the bottom of it? we heard that was a bomb attack and well, i hope you're ok the ocean with less of my and i were in touch with the relatives that w

i should note for viewers, we scheduled another secretary of state to appear later in our program, jennariswold of colorado. one of the states with all mail-in voting. she will not appear today, had to cancel her appearance. we are working getting her reschedule. you will be able to hear from her in the coming days or week or so. we are with max warner from the state of west virginia. the mountaineer state. the 30th secretary of state of that state. if you have questions or comments, now is the time to call in. (202) 748-8001 for republicans. (202) 748-8002 for democrats. if you would go to your secretary of state, they will find this letter. secretaries of state rally would want to highlight the need for election security and prevent federal overreach in state elections. what is the federal overreach you are concerned about? >> that specifically is dealing with executive order 14019. that was put out by the biden administration early on in that administration. they pushed for all of the federal agencies to submit plans as to how they can assist in the voter registration process. that is

. >> jenna. and it was interesting because there was a wide range of different people in the democratic party, some who were very progressive, others more moderate. today, they said they are ready to go to work, and there is a lot of work ahead. harris is planning a whirlwind campaign swing next week through seven swing states in five days pennsylvania, wisconsin, north carolina, georgia and nevada. the rally for kamala harris in oakland preservation park friday had an air of confidence and hope. when we fight, we win. the kendall family showed up in matching harris t-shirts, confident she can win with a people powered campaign. >> we had them made because the moment we heard that kamala was going to be our next president, we made sure that we put on the shirts. >> i am very happy that now we have an opportunity for a woman to become president and to show the ability and to show how women can run a country. >> igor tregub is a california delegate. he cast his ballot friday morning in the democrat

la ex abogada de trump, jenna vÉlez, llegÓ a un acuerdo con las autoridades de arizona para cooperar personas, incluyendo el ex abogado de trump, rudy giuliani, estÁn acusados de presentar un documento al congreso declarando falsamente que trump habÍa ganado en arizona en 2020 tras el desplome de las principales bolsas de valores del mundo, incluyendo wall street, ante el temor de una recesiÓn en estados unidos esta maÑana del martes en asia, los mercados reaccionan en positivo. rogelio mora-tagle nos explica las implicaciones y recomendaciones de un experto. >> los aplausos al abrir la bolsa de valores de nueva york no lo reflejan, pero los mercados bursÁtiles de todo el mundo vivieron un lunes negro. el principal detonante de esta reacciÓn global fue el reporte del desempleo en estados unidos. en julio se crearon 114.000 puestos de trabajo cuando se esperaban alrededor de 175.000. y esto sonÓ la alarma de una posible recesiÓn en este paÍs. >> quÉ es lo que activa a este esta alerta de recesiÓn? el aumento de desempleo. entonces, ahora mismo lo que tenemos que hacer es darnos cuenta

. >>> jenna ellis has flipped and agreed to cooperate with arizona prosecutors in the state's 2020 fakeeaded not guilty to fraud, forgery, and conspiracy charges in that arizona case. officials say those charges will now be dropped. 17 others, including rudy giuliani, are defendants in the case. trump was not charged in the arizona case but is described as an unindicted co-conspirator. >>> just ahead this hour in "moneywatch," wall street catches its breath after a tough trading day. >>> plus, a tech giant loses a landmark antitrust case. loses landmark antitrust case. for more than a decade farxiga has been trusted again and again, and again. ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ♪ far-xi-ga ♪ ask your doctor about farxiga. ( ♪♪ ) feel the power of osteo bi-flex®. taken every day, it's clinically shown to improve joint comfort in 7 days, with significant improvement over time. ( ♪♪ ) are you tired of your hair breaking after waiting years for it to grow? new pantene with more pro-vitamins, plus biotin & collagen. repairs as well as the leading luxury bonding brand. stronger, health

on the other hand, the jenna can, i will do this with jen alix from hubble. i to be a lot of times you need a lot, a good job. i didn't go to, you shall see us instead of going at awfully mazda i, the g as 5, and then i add up a was though just just see what got it done today in wisconsin. you had an open mind. i havent claim a lady that showed us a lot of the budget. what did you get added up cabinets? i definitely know her boss and it's the law he a sob really made out of us as of a know what little co i with the had this i would see the computer k for you to coordinate. the sun was the which case, your credit is on the minus a coffee or you might as it i shot 80. what i believe, most of the law i have shown on those who we have the highest, the your we in 1954 unworthy published one of his most controversial books. the sole tons, preachers criticized both the e and your rocky clerics. some readers put outraged and talked unworthy from what they saw as undermining the fabric. oscar rock is the sciences, the cut them if you are the sort of thing can and that

jenna says it's been happening since 2020. lacey's been arrested six times this year. the latest was last month, but she keeps getting released back onto the streets. >> police can't force her into mental health treatment. it's an issue that we run into with a lot of folks in the city who are suffering. >> well, if that's the case, then something needs to change. i mean, we have to do something differently. then what is it that we need to do differently? >> neighbors initially created fliers to post in city parks to notify people about lacey's actions, and now neighbors have connected online to report incidents and to share information about where she is. lacey is believed to be unhoused, and anybody who sees her is encouraged not to engage with her, but rather call 911. the public defender's office says it's not jail time, but support services that she needs. live in the studio, gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. thank you gloria. >> today, students at galileo high school in san francisco can reach out to wellness staff for help. one day after a student was shot near c

. >> jenna. a lot to keep track of there in oakland. thank you very much. as jenna mentioned, the first of many town hall meetings kicks off tonight in oakland. it's an opportunity for residents to come face to face with the city's public safety leadership team. police chief floyd mitchell, along with the city administrator, the fire chief and the head of the department of violence prevention, will all be in attendance to discuss the latest strategies to fight crime. oakland mayor xiang tao is also scheduled to be in attendance. in all, there are five community meetings scheduled through next friday across the city. here is a full list of events. tonight's gathering begins in less than a half an hour at the beth eden baptist church. all town halls will run from 530 to 7:30 p.m, and we're getting our first look at over $450,000 in stolen merchandise recovered by the chp, organized retail crime task force in oakland. the chp posting these pictures on facebook. the items were found last week inside an oakland home, two vehicles and a storage unit. the bust fol

. >> and jenna, just double checking here, the firefighter is not on the clock during this investigation. he has been suspended. >> he's been put on paid administrative leave, so he's still getting a paycheck. but he is not out there in the community. and they say that they're going to, you know, try and get this investigation done, but they want to do it fairly. >> jana katsuyama live tonight in dublin jenna. thank you for that. also in the east bay, berkeley police are looking for a driver who struck a child. being pushed in a stroller.his collision happened just after tersection of dover street and alcatraz avenue.nvesgators say the suspect vehicle hit the stroller and then fled the scene southbound on dover. the child was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. police did not release a description of the vehicle, but said the driver was an adult male. >> the mother of a slain berkeley homeless shelter resident is speaking out about what she says is a lack of security at a place her son should have been safe. ktvu is jesse gary is live in berkeley with the very lates

gena jenna rowlands was 94 years old.n the “news hour,” the biden administration and drug companies make a deal to lower prices for some of medicare's costliest prescriptions. the backlash against tourists flooding popular european destinations. and 100 years after his birth, james baldwin's enduring influence on art and activism. >> this is the "pbs news hour" from weta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. amna: the presidential candidates are closing out another busy day on the campaign trail, with less than three months to go in the race for the white house. as events and advertising ramp up, so does the volume of misleading claims and outright lies. former president donald trump just wrapped a nearly 90 minute press conference in which he repeated familiar grievances and several lies. >> virtually 100% of the net job creation the past year has gone to migrants. she wants to take away your health care. she wants to abolish coal, oil, and natura

the video which features jenna ortega is set to premiere this morning.onth, too. >> i didn't know she was doing that. i haven't had chance to listen to the album, but i can promise you, i will be listening. >> she's tiny. she's going to be filling huge arenas. >> her shows are just so fun. >>> now to one breakout star making amends. steven nedoroscik, aka pommel horse guy was announced for "dancing with the stars." he vaulted to worldwide fame after his performance in his signature event in paris helped team usa security first medal in 16 years. the bronze medallist will be the first to perform on the show. obviously, he was a star of the internet immediately after. and we can't wait to see more from him. >> a different kind of competition where he can have fun, and out of his element. >>> when we come back, a new report revealing the protection risk of fluoride in kids. scer i massive sparkler was diovedn botswana. the record-breaking diamond unet earthed. 99.9% of bad breath germs for five times more cleaning power earthed. earthed. unearthed. sing alo

you have, it is 2 to 2 inch as well. jenna is whatever the unlimited plus the amendment been aggressive leveled. prosper, oath no progress of civilization tamale. colonial ization destroyed the established states with our international ties, laws, culture and heritage. in $1236.00 and for us, when do you have to go to the early adopted the well known total con, full good shot to also known as the mundane shelter, unimpressive constitutional documents that acknowledged human rights and abolished slavery. the monday and shelter was inscribed in the unit sco intangible, cultural heritage of humanity list. so i really told her it is a lovely causing that all of it is uh, introduce myself on that. i will see you monday through monday and king don't like to hear me shout up here when you get lost, having to cut off about posted to the cut out. i've taken a king doing that. uh, i can get onto my take a buzz them in the sales solution as the future then for you take a 2nd to the bus, stop the to see the company and the money in both talk to you sent me down like you, me and, and were booking, u

who famously won the blended liza without using a match last season or drawn a way to kind of size jenna join us hoffman, the man who eventually breaks the break through the southern at home teams defense to ensure a one now when yeah, if you really have to to fight de leon as jenna bean pushing they have had tried de leon. i was on the dc without sounds as to maybe just one of the 2nd one by the coordinate again as well. they did. they did really well on for us. uh, it was really tough. well, another game, another home run, so so tiny, but this time that he was held by friends at the the stadium, the ceremonial pitch before the game was thrown to by none other than his dog. decoy. and it did the trick as though tiny struck his 42nd, the home run of the season, and a 6 for victory over the baltimore orioles. only the new york yankees are in judge has more. he now has a pre, a high 104 runs. the season and that's useful for me, a $100.00 to tom. thank you so much center. oh, that is the ultimate tool. mccrae for this news out as much one use on a website, but i will be back in just a mome

jei meana -- jenna ortega. >> yes.the coolest. >> jimmy: did you -- when you were doing this, and this character, and this person -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: -- did you -- did you know immediately, like, "oh, this is gonna be a hit?" or was it an immediate yes? or, you go, "i have a take on this?" >> yeah. first of all, when you say this person, i think that's stretching it. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] yeah. this -- this creature. >> thing. yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. this -- this thing. yeah, exactly. >> you know what was great? it was -- no one was paying attention. the studio wasn't really paying attention. we were shooting in this real lit -- little studio down the culver city -- down in culver city. no one was really looking over our shoulders. i had met tim a couple of times. well -- so i meet this guy. someone says, "you have to meet this young guy named tim burton. he has an idea for a movie." and i said, "okay." and then, they told me about pee-wee -- "pee wee's big adventure." i said, "yeah, all right." i ha

my name is jenna >> thank you all for coming.y name's jenna bowman, the joe manchin and when the coal ownership morgenstern books and were excited for tonight event. as somee of you know the month f may has a lot of different national recognition as but one of them, the more important ones to meet is mental health awareness.

the video featuring jenna ortega is set to premiere this morning. >> spotify and apple music are goingt excited for her. i mean, a tour is going to be incredible. people will be flocking to that as well. >> and she's ever played arenas before. she's, like, wow, this is going to be great. >>> now to one breakout star of the olympics making amends for not being able to compete in break dancing. steven nedoroscik, aka pommel horse guy was announced as the first contestant of "tans r dancing "dancing with the stars." he fauvaulted to fame after he helped team usa win their first male gymnastic medal in 16 years. he became the sweetheart of the internet after his performance. and this, i think is just going to multiply that. he's so likeable. seems so genuine and fun. >> especially when people see a different side of him, too. i think the fandom's going to grow even more for him after they see him on the dance floor and those moves. >>> uber dchg e 'sitinth want a next level clean? adrivers. and the new football doughnut collection. it kills 99.9% of bad breath germs for five times more cle

and to our daughters, barbara and jenna, we love you a lot. we're of you. and as you head off to college this fall, don't stay out too late. and email your old dad once in a while. where you and everybody loves, you. and so do i. growing up. growing up, she gave me love and lots of advice. i gave her white hair. and i want to thank my dad the most decent man have ever known. all my life i have been amazed that a gentle soul could be so strong. dad, i am proud to be your son. my father was the last president of a great generation in a generation of americans who stormed beaches, liberated concentration camps and delivered us from evil. some never came home. those who dared their medals in drawers went to work and built on a heroic scale. highways and universities. suburbs. factories. great cities. grand alliances. the strong foundation of an american century. now the question comes to the sons daughters of this achievement. what is asked of us? this is a remarkable moment in the life of our nation. never has the promise prosperity been so vivid. but of plent

a few researchers are also trying to fish species out of the wild trophy as jenna phillip, for example, is making a splash. it's a rare and threatened species from west africa that tolerates much warmer temperatures and actually taste comfortable to a replica by this for idols. as commercial potential, bringing wild spaces into production can only exist on a new scale and could take decades. the bigger problem is that at least 80 percent of the world's coffee is produced by small levels, are farmers. these farmers generally work on a few hector's of land and don't have the resources to buy hybrid, see things which are roughly 40 to a 160 percent more expensive than the traditional variety or output also means more labor and carbon intensive costs like fertilizers, hybrids, use 90 percent more labor and increase the cost of other inputs by almost 50 percent. it's an investment firm is may not have the means take on. that's what you so it's the same for $10.00 to $12.00, but they've rustic fights, timing system. and not only having both fees, but also threes or, or that kind of groups, y

. >> san jose wants to honor its first female mayor jenna gray. haze holds that distinction. some politicians think a building should now. kerry her name advocates wonder name and printed at the rotunda city hall. they want to call the janet graham rotunda. city council members will review the proposal tomorrow. pace was first elected in 1974. and re-elected in 1978. i don't see. >> why they won't do that. sounds like a good idea. that wraps up kron for news at 6 pre. she ate you being with us 7. great night. we'll see you back here tomorrow. "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see all that you are? at kaiser permanente all of us work together to care for all that is you. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: late night joe. his big moment at the convention. >> deborah: but half the country was

so the certainly be a lot of questions raised a lot of disappointment here in jenna from fans or cost wanted to see their island states like to say from joan cummins in vienna. thank you to the olympics with done to swim out of sharon fund, wrote and has one swings, 10 killing me to mass on. it was held as planned in the river, st after pollution levels dropped. training sessions have been canceled due to for funding fee is and at least once i asked like, is sick of this with thing in the river last week and brothers out front of the pollution controversy to sales. second gold. i feel like winning the race in video in 2016 and canoeing germany needed a photo finish to be a sure to for the limpid gold in the men's k full 500 meters event. it went right down to the why with germany edging out silver metal as astray, the in spain, taking bronze extremities. nice gold, with the powers olympics. the 2 jobs pandas from china, i have made the public day do at san diego zoo. the 1st arrive in the united states and over 2 decades. the chinese government often and gifts pad is 2 other countries

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good to have you with us. thailand's parliament has elected pates on guns. jenna was to become the next prime minister. at 37, she becomes the country's youngest leader and the 3rd member of the she don't want family to take the office. the boat comes days after the constitutional court renewed the last prime minister from office. he was removed after the constitutional court found him guilty of an ethics breach. speaking at her party headquarters after the potion of what told supporters she felt compelled to take on the job, i decided that it's about time to do something for the country and for the party as well. and i just, i hope that i can do my best as to, you know, make the country go forward. jacob goldberg is a journalist with a new humanitarian. and he's based in bangkok i asked him to tell us more about how that's ongoing shinall. what became prime minister? sure, yeah. she's the leader of the time party, which is the largest part in the current governing coalition. she's also the daughter of probably the most popular politician in the country, touching and before her election

a call in, but the, some of the shop is usually a got some rebecca into the studio 2 inch as well. jenna is whatever the unlimited plus the amendment been aggressive leveled growth. no progress of civilization tamale. colonial ization destroyed the established states with their international ties, laws, culture and heritage. in 1236 in person. do you have to go to the valley adopted the well known could o'con full good shot to also known as the mundane shelter, unimpressive constitutional documents that acknowledged human rights and abolish slavery. the monday and shelter was inscribed in the unit sco intangible, cultural heritage of humanity list. so if any told her it is a lovely causing that all of a do so of international hope on that. i will see the one to do one day and king don't like to hear me shout up here. when you tell us how to cut off about the postage, it cut off, taking a can donate. uh, i can get onto my take the la buzz them in the sales solution as the future and for you to a 2nd to the best of the to the company that new money don't talk to you sent me down like any m

jenna ortega reveals why she quit twitter record gift given to us parks or oasis reunionn the way o is on standby because she has a story. you're really going to want to stick around for. hi, alicia. hi, audrey. so i want to show you this video. okay. earlier this month, our chopper captured something pretty amazing. it was a bunch of whales off the coast of pacifica. i remember, turns out this was not just a one time event. it's been happening a lot. people have been going watching the show, and we found out why they're coming to this area. so we'll share that with you at seven. really looking forward to it. thanks so much, alicia. appreciate it. now look at this. an overturned gravel truck triggered a big backup in the east bay today. it happened on 84, in livermore this morning at the intersection of isabel avenue and east stanley boulevard. you can see the truck is on its side, and the gravel spilled all over the road there to crews over three hours to clear that truck. and the spill. livermore pd says that the road fully reopened at around noon. okay, now to a growing trend on goo