there's willem dafoe, monica, and jenna, winona.realized how lucky i was to be a part of this cast. it is kind of like when you are playing sports with pro athletes, you know, it improves your game. >> first of all, i want you two kids to know this is a safe space, okay? >> reporter: the film is directed by tim burton who directed the original "beetlejuice". >> you both have worked with tim burton before. >> yeah. >> reporter: what is it like working with the director you both have a relationship with? does it make the shooting process easier? >> absolutely. >> most definitely. >> yeah. >> yeah, tim is -- it is funny because i know he comes off like a serious freak, and he is. he's definitely weird, but in the kindest, most generous, loving way. >> yeah. >> he's so funny. for me, joining this franchise that, you know, i loved and so many people loved, there's a lot of pressure that comes with that. but then when you work with a friend that is open to your ideas but also knows exactly where he wants you to go. >> yeah. >> is super pa

jenna, good afternoon. >> hi, frank and heather.now, we're out here at crissy field right by the beach. you can see there are tons of people. it's supposed to be beautiful, warm weather in the coming week. and that is why there's so much concern. the park service has put up these coyote alert warning signs for people. they want to make sure that people know after there were several dogs who were killed by coyotes. crissy field is a popular place for dog walkers. and now you might see some with this. a spiky vest that isn't a punk fashion dog statement. >> it's to deter coyote when they put their mouth on it. >> janet brandt says she started using this coyote vest this week after she saw a coyote. >> it was here tuesday morning out on the beach over there, and when i pulled in, i heard people yelling. so i knew that there was a coyote out there. >> a golden gate national recreation area spokesperson said in a statement, quote, three reports have come in from people indicating they're off leash. dogs were killed by coyotes at that loc

jenna, what did you learn from working with winona and kathryn? first of all, comedy legend? everything that she does is absolutely perfect. i feel like winona has this quality to her that that's why you're like the perfect lydia. because you feel like, you know, or you feel like you relate to her, but there's still something there that's unattainable, and it belongs to just you. >> the sequel finds the daetz family back home, where beetlejuice first haunted them. when ortega's astrid accidentally opens the portal to the afterlife, michael keaton's beetlejuice is unleashed all over again. >> i honestly did not know that this movie was so loved. they're at the right age, i guess that, yeah, the nostalgic sort of value of it really means something to them. there's just nothing like it. it's in its own genre that is like a testament to tim. >> tim burton returns to direct the sequel to the 1988 classic. >> is that a movie that could have been made in, like, 1989? it it really was the anchor to this, to see three generations of the daetz. >> burton also made wednesday with ortega

and so, you know, there's, there's, they're using this momentum pets, jenna being generated by the clash between most and more dice to partial pressure. the chord fries this and pressure parliament to give an amnesty to some of those people who are convicted into, i guess we can deal for the, of the courts. so that the once keep up with its investigations against both on the in some military officers and bought the those events as well. professor fabio, just as so by thank you very much. thank you. they named jerry a, is grappling with severe flooding several days after a dam collapsed. emergency crews are struggling to reach people trapped by the flood waters. authorities say 30 people have been killed and then some 1000000 others displaced by the worst ever. floods in africa. most populous nation. this is made a good a. the almost half of the city is submerged often to eventually range because the down to best earlier this week. well, flooding is not uncommon in this part of northern nigeria. well, sorry to say it is the west for lots of 3 decades. hundreds of thousands of people have

this is just like how much somebody, jenna, who is not a, you don't know, we want to find out how did our lives and up here and what's being done to change things. the we're in darnell, one of the most disadvantaged communities in dublin. this district has a reputation for drugs, violence and crime. we've been advised not to walk through the area alone, so as not to put our personal safety risk. here it's common to find families living next to drug dealers and addict crack houses are sometimes rated by the police. the locals tell us people come from all over to buy drugs. here. cars pull into the cul de sac for a few minutes, then drive away the daniel jones and his colleagues are social workers from the organization, the day olds. they make several rounds here. every day we have cutting the pavements coffins who have the way people have never made on it's. it's really hard for. there's no such thing as a hopeless article. there's hope for them all. so what we do really everyone and we've come out with them on when, when it's really busy and to be a lot of people over in the clinic on

so the entirety of austria, especially around jenna, also, and hi alerts to the saw that either have reported from pass on southern germany. thank you to you a german install. so one of sites has arrived in summer come to the spec is down to kick off the 3 day trip to central asia. chose is expected to sign several migration agreements with the use big president. among them a deal to make it easier for skills us back workers to immigrate to germany shows will continue onto the conflicts done for a summit with a 5 former soviet republics in the region. now for more on that trip, that's cross over to achieve political. it is, let me say that there was a traveling with the transplant as in summer con a right now me say that. can you give us more details about the migration deal and bible and once it was big to come to john? it's yes, it's really interesting. while there is such a political oppressor, that old ourselves is facing back home to send migrants failed asylum seekers who failed in the claims back to the home. countries at this migration deals about something else completely, i

so yeah, the focus was the infrastructure for china, but also jenna wants to move away towards the greener project, smaller projects. and um, also away from state backs loans. china now wants to look more into a private public partnerships which have the advantage for china that them all take . so what that means, that is stay default that because they're not being edits to the official degree to class. this is a default then china can be blamed. so if you're looking at these public private loans as a model, to what extent would african nations be beholden to china are yes . so the problem is that many african nations are facing an economic prices are facing high cost of living and high levels of use unemployment. so if they have the choice between for example, and i'm as the loan that always comes with often comes with harsh conditions, for example, tax increases or a rather condition free chinese loan then many countries would go for the chinese option. so of course, china and return expect something the loyalty of, of these african nations. so if it would come, for example, to, in a dis

i think i'm going to love it here fresh off netflix is monster hit wednesday. >> jenna ortega, please. riders daughter and o'hara's granddaughter, your mom, lydia deep unfortunately sure. >> legend all three women sat down with cnn ahead of the film's release, i love sitting with the three of you because it's the three generations of women of this film. >> jenna, what did you learn from working with one and katherine, first of all comedy legend. everything that you guys call myself absolutely perfect 50, like when oana has this quality to her that that's why you're the perfect lydia, because you feel like you know where you feel like you relate to it, but there's still something there that's unattainable and it belongs to just, you the sequel finds the deep family back home were beetlejuice first haunted them when ortega's astrid accidentally opened the portal to the afterlife michael keaton's beetlejuice is unleashed all over again i honestly did not know that this movie was so loved derek, the right age, i guess. >> yeah, the nostalgic sort of value of it really means something to t

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reading every day does all those things and more, which is why i started my book club, read with jenna so start a reading streak, even if it's just a few minutes every day, on the way to work, your lunch break, before you go to bed. every little bit helps. the more you know. from the world of politics to the world of business, this is balance of power. live from washington, d.c.. matt: 14 days until a possible government shutdown and still no deal. the faster show in politics as lawmakers prepared to vote on a stop gap in the house that is an expected to pass. i'm joe mathieu alongside kailey leinz in washington. welcome to the tuesday edition of balance of power. this comes with a new request for additional funding for the secret service. it's unclear if that will be part of this debate as well. kailey: will it be wrapped into a continuing resolution that will kick the can on the wider funding battle down the road for some time, or will it be addressed separately knowing that speaker of the house mike johnson has expressed some skepticism on whether or not it is actually more funding

kathy sullivan, jenny resnick who perished on board with the challenger, anna fisher and jenna who broke a ton of records flying many years later in the 1990s.cl but i decided to include kathy sullivan. she is a great storyteller if you ever get the chance to sit down and hear her talk, she can weave a great tail and she talked about being selected as one ofof the first in her memors of that day are just amazing. first of all she was a gradal student at the time and didn't have a m lot of money and here e was going to be introduced publicly in houston on a stage. you've been selected so she shared those memories and shared the memories also of dealing with the media as you might imagine there was a lot of interest there've never been women astronauts before so the media was very interested in who they were and what were their interests, can they label them in some way so they often found they would get together outside of the auditorium to talk about the interviewers and what do they want, what were they interested in to see how they might proceed as a group so they would be comfortable.

you have jenna ortega. >> yeah. >> jimmy: michael keaton. >> michael keaton. >> jimmy: doing beetlejuicetle odd when he's doing it? 'cause you're like, "you're doing an impression. but no, that's -- you invented it." >> well, i had never met him. like, i had never even met michael keaton. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> yeah. so the first time i met him we were doing hair and makeup tests, like you do. and he -- someone said, "oh" -- and i'd been wanting to meet him. and they said, "oh, he's in his trailer right now. he's just come through." and i thought, "oh, great." so i went, and he opens the door. i knocked. and i look up, and it's michael keaton -- or it's beetlejuice. he's just wearing the full hair. he's got the striped suit and everything. "come on in." and so i went in. [ light laughter ] we sat down, talked for a a minute. and then, like, next day we went to work together. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and it was -- i was talking to jenna about this. we worked with him. it was so much fun, obviously, 'cause he's so talented and has so much energy. and it was actually almost weirder -- then, fin

and, jenna, you spoke with some undecided voters who still struggling on how to vote. >> yes. that i spoke with is a moderate republican and shared some thoughts about how many undecided voters are still trying to decide who they will support in november. meantime, the parties in california are starting to focus their efforts on swing states. some of them even traveling to hit those battlegrounds. with election day less than eight weeks away, emily lee, co-founder of seed, the vote, is in her oakland office coordinating an army of volunteers from blue states to volunteer in battleground states. >> local organizations in those swing states are asking us to send volunteers. they're telling us, please send us more people. we need your volunteers to go knock on those doors. >> the nonprofit helps cover costs for volunteers willing to travel to nevada, arizona, michigan, wisconsin and pennsylvania. i think i hit around 80 doors. volunteers from the bay area just returned from reno, knocking on doors for the harris campaign. >> i think it's really important to have conversations wit

jenna >> well, the district attorney's office tells me that they did not have enough evidence to charge that police officer. we went to the house. it is up for sale now, along with several others that were also raided. and residents say they want something done. state agents say that this is part of a much bigger problem. >> they invaded the home and to our surprise, it was a grow house. >> neighbors say it was a shock when state agents raided three homes on sierra trail way in antioch last april. behind the doors of these million dollar suburban homes, the department of cannabis control found this. this video they shared shows an extensive illegal marijuana cultivation operation. mature plants filling bedrooms, containers of chemicals strewn in parts of the homes boarded up windows and faulty electrical wiring that officials say created dangerous conditions for fire and safety risks at another house just doors away. agents say they found trash bags containing 80 pounds of cannabis flowers, worth about $132,000. that property was listed as belonging to an oakland police officer, samson

jenna. >> well, this is so sad. >> you can really feel the emotion when the sheriff talked. it is his home town. he says that investigators have spoken to that 14 year old suspect and his family. right now. investigators do not know the motive or whether the shooter was targeting anyone specifically. what is clear is the heartbreak for this community, and the shock of another school shooting in the nation. about 1030 in the morning wednesday, students heard gunfire inside apalachee high school in winder, georgia, just northeast of atlanta. students described ducking under desks, barricading classroom doors and some said they were scared hearing the gunshots. >> multiple gunshots, rapid fires and like two times, maybe like two rounds, like it was just constant. and it just didn't stop. >> my heart was kind of racing. i didn't even have my phone or anything. so like, i couldn't talk to my mom. >> the shooting happened during class. witnesses say a student left the room and then came back with a gun and opened fire. two school resource officers confronted him and he surrendered

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. >> jenna ortega, please. riders daughter and o'hara's granddaughter, your mom, lydia deep unfortunately, she legend all three women sat down with cnn ahead of the film's release, i love sitting with the three of you because it's the three generations of women of this film. jenna what did you learn from working with one and katherine, first of all, comedy legend. everything that you guys call myself absolutely perfect for feel like when oana has this quality to her that that's why you're the perfect lydia. because you feel like you know where you feel like you relate to her, but there still something there that's unattainable and it belongs to just, you the sequel finds the dietz family back home were beetlejuice first haunted them when ortega's asteron accidentally opened the portal to the afterlife michael keaton's beetlejuice is unleashed all over again. i honestly did not know that this movie so loved derek the right age, i guess. yeah, the nostalgic sort of value of it really means something to them. >> t

cyclones win it 29-19 and to say that purdy was pumped was an understatement and his wife jenna got then on camera. >> yes! let's go! yeah! yes! let's go! >> oh, i wonder if that's like what he's like in the huddle. at number 4 with with matt mcconaughey facing off at big house with texas in michigan. all right, all right, all right. all texas with with winning 31-12. number 3, marshall-virginia tech. what a catch! christian fitzpatrick. good lord! went up and grabbed it with one hand. that's a grown man catch! hokies still win and good enough for this top 5. this is friday night. a jack rabbit interrupted the duke-northwestern game. northwestern mascot called upon to scare him off. eventually the little rabbit went on about his night. duke went on to win this one in double overtime. >>> and notre dame needed a field goal to avoid disaster. instead it's blocked as time expires and northern illinois pulls off the upset of the day 16-14! winners over the irish! here's the worst part. notre dame paid the northern illinois program 1.4 million dollars to play this game. huskies left south be

and to our daughters and jenna, we love you a lot. we're proud of you. and as you head off to college, fall, don't stay out too late and email your old dad once in a while, will you and mother, 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 i have ever known. all my life i have been amazed that a gentle soul could be so strong than i am proud to be your son. my father was the last president of a great generation, a generation of americans who stormed beaches, liberated concentration camps, and deliver us from evil. some never came home. those who dared put their medals drawers went to work and built on a heroic scale. highways and universities, the suburbs and factories, great cities and grand alliance is the strong foundations of an american century. now the question comes to the sons and daughters of this achievement. what is asked of us. this is a remarkable moment in the life of our nation. never has the promise of prosperity been viv

as jenna sacks tells us, that could be changing. >> sunila brown is a busy mom of three.own. i can have something here in a couple of days, maybe a week. she shops on amazon, sometimes directly from amazon. >> other times, things that are fulfilled by amazon or fba. a third party, not amazon, sells these items, but amazon handles the packaging and shipping from one of its fulfillment centers. why does this matter? recently, the consumer product safety commission unanimously determined amazon may ultimately be liable for notifying you about unsafe or defective products and providing cash refunds or replacements that were purchased through the fulfilled by amazon program. the decision focused on more than 400,000 units of faulty carbon monoxide detectors, non-compliant children's pajama sets and dangerous hair dryers sold through amazon's fba program, all of which the cpsc said were defective and pose a risk of serious injury or death. consumer reports says this new rule is good news. >> this is clearly the right decision. otherwise, products that could injure or kill peopl

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israel's withdrawal. br, unfortunately, lora didn't once more into another war, but going back to the jenna said already, i think beyond polarization, the attempts to rebuild living on after the civil war. and the attempts to emerge from assuming occupation in 2005, the last 2 decades of an independent country. that remains and the imagination of many dreams of sovereignty. those have faded away, and in 2024 for better or worse were being in fault in the original war. but no lebanese voted for no lebanese wished for. on the contrary, the lebanese are not able to suggest otherwise in 2024. 0 sir. and you are a content creator and you have been posting about your parents experience in the eighty's, but also about what's happening to your family right now. how important has it been to convey this message over the last few months and what kind of reaction did you get on social media? okay, so uh, since the beginning of this floor i have to learn a lot of things that my parents have to go through during the occupation. i then the uh since i was born on the, for the width is, are in or occupied b

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all right, jenna, looking forward to it. we'll see you later. still to come, top trending story as voted by you on my instagram survey. also bringing a german tradition to the bay area oktoberfest is coming to san francisco. we're going to show you how you can celebrate with t the city hall insiders have a formula: grow the system, exploit the system. take mark farrell's record. after receiving the largest ethics fine in city history for breaking campaign laws. mark authorized a commission almost every year he was in office. he was even caught taking donations from people he would then appoint to commissions, including a felon convicted of bribery. san francisco's challenges demand urgency, not more of the same failed insiders. is paying up after six counties in california accused the company stores of overcharging customers. the retailer agreed yesterday to pay nearly $2 million after a lawsuit claimed that prices were higher at checkout than advertised while home depot did not admit any wrongdoing in the suit, it did say it will divide the pay

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and to our daughters and jenna, we love you a lot. we're proud of you. and as you head off to college, fall, don't stay out too late and email your old dad once in a while, will you and mother, 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 i have ever known. all my life i have been amazed that a gentle soul could be so strong than i am proud to be your son. my father was the last president of a great generation, a generation of americans who stormed beaches, liberated concentration camps, and deliver us from evil. some never came home. those who dared put their medals drawers went to work and built on a heroic scale. highways and universities, the suburbs and factories, great cities and grand alliance is the strong foundations of an american century. now the question comes to the sons and daughters of this achievement. what is asked of us. this is a remarkable moment in the life of our nation. never has the promise of prosperity been viv

working at dateline and as the co-host of the fourth hour of today with kathie lee gifford and then jenna bush hager. she made the tearful announcement this morning on set. i decided that this is this is the right time for me to kind of move on. and then i thought about, obviously, i had my kids late in life and i was thinking that they deserve a bigger piece of my, of my time pie that i have. i feel like we only have a finite amount of time. and so with all that being said, this is the hardest thing in the world. lucky kids. and that she's able to do that as well. her plans for the future are said to be still up in the air right now. well, this midday we're shining a light on mothers and mental health in the u.s. mental health struggles are the leading cause of pregnancy related deaths. one hospital in the bay area is trying to help get women access to care. now, doctor nima domini is the medical director for the inpatient perinatal psychiatry unit at el camino health. she joined us on our today in the bay streaming newscast this morning and says there are signs that family members can l

assess with the time in the, at least the see one of those seems to have been targeted because that jenna, this are not just a bit of a co op in the around us, you know, sort of broad forming of civilians. but that they were talking to the either a well out working or specifically attack because of the edge of this. and so the, when they would load it and if in fact oregon we have reasonable, we have reasonable grounds to think. so in the cold. yeah, i see to, to do is send him an independent investigation. john is beyond, it says the aim is to make sure the will doesn't see what's going on. all is really seeing what's going on. and if not, it's not because of self self censorship by these writing media, or is that a fair degree of military sense to ship to getting on? so that's a good question. there is a military censorship in israel, but the vast majority of censorship instead of censorship by these are the major media that decided many years ago. but these increased, it didn't suck over to the fence or, and just to show that you studied probably what's happening guys of course he's we

so many of these proposals, including a scheme for licensing jenna, this is the city to freedom of the priest. several wisdom nations have charge that was needing genius. go into the was crisis of his history. he's leadership expand this. the organization's international influence. increasing its membership from a 135 to a 158 nations at that time. a my do my top both. also all get falsely in favor of a new world order of information and communication. with the coming of a new world communication order, each people must be able to learn from the others, while at the same time conveying to them its own understanding of its own condition and its own view of world affairs. mankind will then have made a decisive step forward on the path to freedom. democracy and fellowship both became one of the few to expose the width and priest as culture will of greece since against the 3rd world countries. and how, with the purchase weight of monopoly, of the news flow even distorting the 3rd will staggering problems of development. in fact, we claimed that wisdom, it is free for the negative over the

vice will go and see if they, if they comes to power, the situation will also be dangerous for white jenna to hold a different view of all to the very latest. i expect people to be waking up to this now, not to be saying again when it's too light. hey we're, we're all okay with that live study. and that's what happened early this year, mass demonstrations across the country against right wing extremist enemies of the constitution and the expulsion fantasies. this up near the hell. tell them to why did one to my heart because although i feel jim and myself, i often feel that gentleman started say me is sergeant hubble of those who those go to mission is village. then when near these are the top and these riley showed me that there are a great many germans who like tolerate this kind of mindset. i know the duncan godly schools. i don't know is mine out soon as a citizen of the whole part of it warms my heart to see people coming together like deadlines will never the less support for the safety inspection. he currently stands more than 30 percent meeting at the 2nd strongest party. there to