plus, a free samsung galaxy s24 fe. - [jenna ortega] hi, my name is jenna ortega and i'm seven years. right now, i'm gonna show you my dramatic monologue. (dramatic piano music) mom? are you awake? yep. that's me. my mom shot this video and put it on facebook for our friends and they loved it. (keyboard typing, beeping) - somehow, it eventually made its way to a casting agent and the rest is history. (people speaking) (dramatic music) like many gen z-ers, you could say that my career was also launched online. - the speed at which fame is happening is faster than ever. anybody can walk across the internet and step on a landmine and go viral. - before, there were gatekeepers who sort of decided who the next, you know, superstars were. and what's really exciting about generation z, they really have the power. - welcome back to my channel. - what's up youtube? - hey everyone, it's jojo! welcome back to... - anybody can now become an entertainer from their living room. you kind of let the people decide. so it's almost like democratized television. - television is just not really a thing a

fischer. >> we adore jenna so much.s of other families in the same boat. >> i called my husband and i said, lee. i think it's cancer. i was, like, but what -- i don't know what it means, and so it began. >> jenna fischer is the beloved star of the long-running hit tv show "the office." >> i feel god in this tonight. whoo! >> she played pam, the co-worker we all felt we knew. when the show ended, she went on to create the hugely popular podcast "office lady" with her cast mate, angela kinsey. on it, they shared the behind the scenes of the show and costar antics, but it was exactly one year ago that life changed. using her platform for good, she posted a powerful message to her fans on social media writing, schedule your mammogram. got mine done today. got to take care of those ticking time bags, ladies. her message, takes your breath away, given the road ahead. >> so here you are living your life in such a beautiful way, and you're kind of skipping through the flowers it seems like in life. >> thriving. >> thriving, and

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jenna.correct. >> we'll see her in a little bit. the presidential election, of course, now just 12 days away, and according to the newest nbc news tally, more than 23 million people have already cast their ballots. >> vice president harris in pennsylvania last night for a town hall, doubling down on comments from a one-time member of former president trump's inner circle calling him a fascist. meanwhile, trump at an event in battleground georgia, looking to flip the script a bit, saying harris is the threat to democracy. we've got it all covered in just a bit. >>> we want to begin with this breaking news overnight on boeing. the machinist union rejecting a labor contract by nearly two-thirds of the vote and extending a five-week long strike that has brought aircraft production to a near standstill. tom costello has the latest. tom, good morning. >> this is another body blow for boeing. union negotiators had agreed over the weekend to the company's latest offer, but the membership has rejecte

rania mohsin and her daughter jenna al-ashmawi love the bay area. i'm a native of the bay area, so i've been here for decades and definitely i'm concerned just about my own children to be able to stay in the bay area. a younger generation hit with a big rise in the cost of living. i do live at home right now because it is very expensive. a cost that, according to a survey from joint venture silicon valley and the bay area news group, has close to half of those who live in the bay area. thinking of moving out? the answer here is housing. housing is out of reach. it used to be out of reach for some, and now it's really out of reach for most of the people that are living here. housing costs top the list of reasons why people here are looking elsewhere. quality of life is number two, followed by taxes and homelessness. and while most people who do move end up in other, more affordable parts of the bay area, uc berkeley's doctor tim thomas says those areas then get less affordable. guess what's going to happen after a while? if a lot of people are starti

and coming up at 7 a.m, we'll have more of jenna fischer's story with your gma first look.i norman, abc news, new york. >> new at six a new mode of transportation. the project san francisco leaders are considering to get people up and down some of the steepest hills in robotaxis. >> we trust the new study. that's some good news for operators to shake up city hall? in nearly ten years as supervisor, mark grew the bureaucracy by authorizing or creating a commission almost every year. he rubber stamped hundreds of millions to homeless nonprofits with zero accountability and orchestrated a pay-to-play scheme that sold out taxpayers to the highest bidder. mark farrell has all the wrong experience for the change we need. now at six. intensifying preparations for florida residents bracing for hurricane milton, expected to make landfall tonight. the main concerns as people race to evacuate. >> potential school closures. san francisco unified identifying the sites that could close or merge the teachers planning to protest today and what will come in the next few days. >> and we are

coming up jenna fisher shares her private battle with breast cancer.ack. >> michael: plus lori bergamotto is here with amazon prime day and big october sales. lara is with two special guests. hey, lara. >> lara: i mean, very special, michael. emmy winner sheryl lee ralph is here. we love when she is here. and goldie hawn is in the house. [ applause ] yeah! they are both here with education on their minds. you'll find out all about their passion projects coming up on good morning america. here ladie ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ank you for making us warm in the morning and cold, overnight. thank you for serving us for pre-game fun and post-game memories. and thank you for trusting us with secret recipes and shared moments. thank you for bringing us into your homes and into your hearts for nearly 150 years. thank you for making quaker a part of your family. we work hard, and we pay our taxes. but billionaires are getting away with paying less in taxes than we do. donald trump gave them a huge tax break and wants to give them another one. you're rich a

jenna is back with me, she is the chair for the harris campaign.of them, but you hear this from republicans on tv, strong supporters all the time, who seem to think of fascism and kind words for hitler is all big ben, and voters don't care. i know you don't agree with that, but what are you seeing, because you look at this from the strategy of winning over voters, what are you seeing in this being affected and who is it effective with? >> yeah, i mean, look, i think we have seen from the beginning that when people who have worked closest with donald trump speak out, it has real impact on voters, and certainly on the is voters that we are still trying to reach, these small segment of undecided voters. we know anecdotally, we know from our research, when someone like john kelly stands up and speaks about what it was like to serve under donald trump, speaks about how he clearly wants unchecked power, the american people are not comfortable with that. and that is an important contrast that we have, and i think that it is fundamental to everything that

. >> well, jenna, just our heart breaks for the bowyer family.them, and they lost their home. did they say if they were able to rescue all of their pets? and how is that husband feeling tonight? >> the husband they were trying to see if brandon could go to one of the local hospitals just to get checked up for medical care. they said they weren't able to tell if their animals who were up there survived. they are hoping that by the light of day tomorrow, that they might have some more answers. okay. >> jana katsuyama live up in lake county for us tonight. jana. thank you. a red flag warning now in effect for parts of the bay area. the national weather service issued that warning today for the santa cruz mountains, eastern santa clara hills, east bay hills, santa lucia mountains, and los padres national forest. a live look here tonight at the east bay hills, where the lds temple sits in the hills. this is the first red flag warning issued for parts of the bay area this week, and that warning is in effect, in effect until 9 a.m. tomorrow. we'll bring

the one we're constantly talking about jenna tale. yeah. and, and having conversations you know at the pub about spiders, jenna. tell you are breaking. and so yes, you definitely do happen to have to have a sense of humor about it. yeah, this beach is on the south 1st nation traditional territory near san it's on vancouver island. catherine scott did her ph. d here under the guidance of media. and on friday the female black widows make their nests among the driftwood. catherine and her partner, doctor sean mccann, have spent several summer seasons here. tracking the movements and behaviors of the local black widow colonies. the i was terrified of spiders. up until the 1st day that i started working with them. when i was about 25 years old, i started working in the laboratory with black widows, and i immediately fell in love with them. as soon as i started to look more closely at them and to observe their behavior and understand their communications systems, i've just found them fascinating. the females construct elaborate labs around their

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and then when your sleep during the night and you wake up to these massive, massive sounds right, jenna, this is the amount of the reporting and by root. thank you so very much. the anterior, some of the stories making headlines around the world's ukranian official say a russian drone attack on a high rise building and in chief has killed at least one person that injured 5 others around a 100 people, but evacuated from the building and not just the service to say the resulting fire has been brought under control. so as, as in the united states, i suspect it's chinese hackers have targeted the phones of don't have to trump on his running mate for the white house j d vans and f b. i statement did not give any names that said, it was investigating what is called an authorized access to commercial tent telecommunications infrastructure by people associated with china. specific government has reached a $23000000000.00 settlement with mining funds that were responsible for a 2015 dumb call ops. the incident i to an i, an online released toxic mining waste into a major river in south eastern b

keith morrison: ashley's mom, jenna, huddled with her grandchildren in a neighboring bedroom, listenedll through a closed door. is there any way to describe what it's like for a mother to be in that situation? no. your brain does funny things. i just knew that my whole world is never going to be the same again, ever. keith morrison: outside brian spencer watched tom pacing back and forth, crying, talking to himself. i notice he's wearing a white t-shirt and he's covered, i believe it was on his left side, in a large amount of blood. keith morrison: it was odd, brian thought, that the evans police officers didn't take tom's clothes or bag his hands for gunshot residue. he still had evidence on him and he needed to be preserved, he needed to be controlled. he needed to be processed. and clothing removed, everything. keith morrison: but that's not what happened, not at all. and soon after ashley was rushed off to the er. tom got in the back of a squad car and was driven away but surprisingly not to the hospital. narrator: coming up tom tells his story. i heard her gun cock and i looked ou

it really is a striking pattern, when i think about not just giuliani, but some of the lawyers, jennabrooks, who have sort of fastened themselves to donald trump, or jeff sessions, who just got smoked, left in the dust. here is trump, still no repercussions, but the hammer has come down on other people, and i wonder -- no one ever seems to learn their lesson from this. >> yeah, i mean, it is exactly the way my friend rick wilson described it in his first book about trump, which everything trump touches dies, and that includes the people who do his bidding. and for me, it is really, really -- it is more than shawn freud. for the lawyers, it is particularly important that these men and women -- jenna ellis -- are being made examples of, because lawyers are not allowed to do these things. even in the course of election litigation. and the ability of the trump campaign to find people to do in 2024 what was done in 2020 is going to be limited by this. there is a nice group out called the 65, run by a friend of mine, and that group has brought up disciplinary complaints against any number o

as jenna sachs reports, one alternative is a smart watch designed specifically for kids. >> if you'rehand your kid their first feature filled smartphone, just yet, but want them to stay in touch as they grow more independent, you're not alone. >> my kid was going to middle school and i wanted to have some way to for them to get in contact in the event of an emergency. i also like to be reassured that i can track their location and see where they are. >> that's why some parents are turning to smart watches instead of phones. >> kids smart watches offer a lot of the same communication benefits as a smartphone, like calling and texting, but with more security and privacy and control. >> most are stand alone devices with cellular connections that don't require a smartphone. they offer lots of features beyond calling and texting, including music, games, alarms, step counters and some even include video chatting. >> most offer was one of the features that the parents i talked with cared about most. >> parents can use an app on their phones to track their kids location, approve a list of con

jenna. but what about in the court of law? have any criminal charges actually been filed against the teacher here? >> well, the main plaintiff, rachel phillips, says that by the time she filed her complaint, it had passed the statute of limitations. she says there are two other plaintiffs who are younger. they still perhaps might be within that window. so there could be some criminal investigations as well. but at least at this point, the civil case has come to an end. >> all right, jana katsuyama, live tonight in berkeley. jana. thank you. a nationwide outage affected tens of thousands of bank of america customers. a message on the bank's app said some accounts and balances are temporarily unavailable. many customers have been unable to check their online or mobile banking accounts or get cash from an atm. some customers also reported seeing an empty balance. a spokesperson told ktvu the issue has, quote, largely been resolved. there's no word on what caused the outage or whether the incident put customers money at risk. >> a

fox's jenna sachs takes a closer look at the devices designed to keep you and your family safe. >> simon family were lucky to make it out of their home after a dryer caught fire. >> smoke is like white smoke billowing out of the dry area. it just went so fast. it's just so mind boggling. it boggles my mind. >> today, many house fires burn faster, hotter and are deadlier than ever. >> 40 years ago, you would have had 17 minutes to get out of a house on fire. today, just three. >> that's because many newer homes have open floor plans with fewer walls and doors, allowing the fire to travel faster and more freely. >> another factor a lot of homes today have furnishings made with synthetic materials like plastic and particle board, which burn much quicker than, say, solid wood. >> so getting an early fire warning and then getting out is more important than ever. this advice from the national fire protection association makes it easy to install an alarm on each floor test at least once a month, and replace after ten years. now, consumer reports exclusive smoke detectors ratings are free, so no

jenna and wilmington tonight. joe, janna, thank you for being here. it's unbelievable to see what's happened. i want to begin with you, joe, because the scene where you are it looks catastrophic. can you describe what it's like there right now? >> it is not a thing that i know. is a town getting help from the government. what resources are you seeing come anything? >> actually quite a bit now swannanoa, especially ever since i 40 east has opened up has been getting a ton of help and resources asheville that has been sitting everything they can our way to help rebuild and feet there are people and get power and gas and amenities to those that need it ever so desperately jana, we're looking at the images right now on the screen and i know that you consider yourself lucky to be alive. >> can you just share with us those moments when the water was coming in and also how did you escape? >> so i mean, i woke up at 6:00 a.m. the dog needed to go out. >> we let her out and those fine some water was happening, but really within 30 minutes i noticed water isn't

. >>> and the famous las vegas land >>> tonight, actress jenna fischer revealing her battle with an aggressive form of breast cancer. she says she was diagnosed in december. she underwent chemotherapy and radiation. she says she now feels great. she is urging women to get their mammograms. >>> in las vegas, a landmark standing nearly 70 years has come down. major fireworks display and a sign in the sky reading "thank you." the famed tropicana hotel imploded to make way for a stadium for the former oakland aese. >>> when we come back here tonight, ginger with the >>> let's get right back to ginger tonight on the track of this hurricane. ginger? >> and david, i have an urgent warning for you in tampa, for folks in st. pete, clearwater, bradenton. you're in an extreme wind warning. that means the winds are going to act like a tornado. you need to take shelter immediately, and get somewhere where you'll be safe from the wind. they say run from the water and hide from the wind. hiding is now. now, it's going to go fast overnight tonight and be out of here. milton is off into the atlantic by tomorro

it says, jenna. enna, i will be your doppelganger every day. do people say you look like jenna?at a great crowd. >> you guys have a good time? everybody have a good time? don't go anywhere, folks. third hour coming up in just a few minutes. we're going to have the hottest retro tech. milli vanilli is back, old tech is back, the walk man is back. speaking of the fourth hour, ak dress amanda cypress stopping by as well. first, your local news and weather. good morning. it is 856 on marcus washington. well in just a few moments the trial for the man accused of murdering founder of cash app is set to start. nina alemany is accused of stabbing and killing bob lee in san francisco last year. lee's body was found by emergency crews outside the port side apartments on main street. now, investigators say security camera video captured mckinney and lee before the stabbing, while his lawyers tried to move that trial outside of san francisco over concerns that it he couldn't receive a fair trial there. but that request was denied. happening now nbc bay area's bob redell is following all of

reporter jenna sacks on how families can make it through the transition smoothly. >> bianca sanchez spenturn to the office, she made plans for her daughter to start daycare. like 62% of children ages five and younger who are cared by someone else while their parents work. >> it was tough. i was really, really sad. but at the same time i felt a sense of relief because the mom guilt was overwhelming and my performance at work was declining. >> many new parents share bianca's feelings, which is why consumer reports shares some tips from parenting experts. when you begin your search for a daycare. ask local parents, friends, and acquaintances for their opinions and experiences, and even ask in your neighborhood facebook groups. after you've identified a few options, take the time to pay them an in-person visit. >> you can also ask to take a tour while the daycare is in session to ensure the environment is safe and nurturing. >> this can help you avoid risky situations, such as centers that don't prioritize safe sleep or that use recalled or dangerous toys. once you've decided on the right day

. >>> coming up on "today", hoda and jenna are heading to austin for a texas take over. >> actor patrickfrancisco. prepare to walk off the job. the demands they're making as a high prof

this is just like how much somebody, jenna, who is not a you don't know, we want to find out how did early to end 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. one 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 to the

reflected in the demonstrations against the far right and many cities and through india time, you know, in jenna an airport, but also invite ma and other smaller cities of all environment. so this civil society that established itself after german reunification needs to be taken into account up. you listen to thank you to open question on seeing one man who has been observing political developments in germany. all his life is got bone. he was born in 1932 and grew up under the nazis. it was germany's interior minister in the late 19 seventies and early eighties, and had to deal with the left wing terra group, the red army faction. these and how do you see the current shift to the right in germany at the age of an mine of, to my long life. i've never seen such a concentration of any problems and threats as we have no company. emma, except that i have always been extreme. some is there, i've always been extremely and as always you, but there's never been such a concentration of recess as the she came to us. and that is the difference between people who hold extreme opinions and those who represent

it's jenna's read with jenna wick. what do you got, girl? >> i'm so excited to share it.er valley in north dakota. and it's centered around a love triangle. between successful gary who wanted to marry free spirited but her best friend is also in love with her and determined to steal her away as the triangle unfolds, the town is swept up in unexpected twist. it's a love story. it's a story of family, community and the fraught relationship between people and the land they call home. you guys, i loved this book. let's read. it is in stores today. go to your local bookstore or scan that qr and read. >> jenna's picks are rocking. i can't believe you guys all got free copies. it's called "the mighty red." the love triangle got these people fired up. >>> coming up next, pink power on full display. the personal stories of people that have been impacted by breast cancer, including our brave and beautiful jill martin, along with an important message to kick off breast cancer awareness month. but, first, this is "today" on nb c. >>> and we are back with our pink power series, as we

. >> thank you for having me here, jenna. >> well, we've been hearing a lot from people about the cost of living and increasing costs, prices and things like that. so walk us through what this particular sales tax would entail. >> okay. well, first of all, to start, let me just say i'm the vice mayor of lafayette. but tonight my comments will be as a private citizen because the city of lafayette cannot take an official position regarding to our measure h. but what does this measure h entail? we can dive into that is a revenue increase measure, and we're going to do that by proposing a half cent sales tax, meaning that the current sales tax of 8.75% will rise to 9.25% if it is passed. and that will last for seven years before being sunset. that's what's being put in front of the voters. >> so only for seven years. that's right. and does that put you on par with some of the sales taxes and other, you know, other areas? >> so currently lafayette at 8.75 is the lowest in contra costa county. and coming up a half a percent scooches us up a little bit, but probably not even into the median l

also, i did mention in the christian mccaffrey return join jenna suspect to be able to come back for the 9 2 in ok, you know what? it did a lot of people's heart. good to ricky pearsall. it really nice to see ricky pierce on. this is amazing to me how lively he is around. you know gone through in short amount of time. the seemingly like saying that seamlessly. yeah. still a kid basically to brand-new been quite a year for him. it has been a whirlwind of a year story to tell this jury got to get rid of these injuries. getting new healthy and we worked for th in the there. the fbi is investigating a chinese hack of cell phones used by the republican presidential ticket on the ticket as well as people involved. >> with vice president kamala harris's campaign, current force, washington correspondent maddie beer-temple reports on the investigation and the concerns ahead of the election. >> as millions of voters cast their ballots, this election so important and candidates make their final pitches ahead of election day. the most important election in our history and one of the most consequ

. >> david: tonight, actress jenna fischer revealing her battle with an aggressive form of breast cancerwas diagnosed in december. she underwent chemotherapy and radiation treatments. she now says she feels great. she is urging women to get their mammograms. >>> in las vegas, a landmark standing nearly 70 years has come down tonight. under a major fireworks display and a sign in the sky reading "thank you," the famed tropicana hotel imploded to make room for a new stadium for the former oakland a's. >>> when we come back here tonight, we go right back to ginger live with the latest track of the hurricane and where it heads next now that it's on land. one extra push and... crack! so, we scheduled at safelite.com. we were able to track our technician and knew exactly when he'd arrive. we can keep working! ♪ synth music ♪ >> woman: safelite came to us. >> tech: hi, i'm kendrick. >> woman: with a replacement we could trust. that's service the way we want it. >> vo: schedule free mobile service now at safelite.com. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ were you worried the weddin

days it's really a pleasure anywhere in new york without a subpoena for my appearance crude, cringe, jenna, touch a comedy. >> donald trump's punchlines at a high profile charity dinner. and later democrats and republicans it's an independents are supporting our campaign republicans for harris, former gop congresswoman barbara comstock joins us to talk about what, she calls the silent majority that she thinks will help the vice president to victory. and battle of the billionaires. >> you on musk and mark cuban hit the campaign trail stumping for their chosen candidates

one thing jenna missed on the mass key right now. and gaza. the amount of gentleness that is be less skilled is about almost 3 times as many as old gentlemen. that were killed in only 20 years of the american war on vietnam. and in, in the entirety of the 2nd or more it's, it's on the president did in every sense of the word. and as long as there is no sort of pressure on his feet, as long as there is no red line being drawn in the sand, very genuinely, not just victoriously because of the american elections. as long as that is not based as being with continues to target gender, this lot of stuff. okay. i want to thank all of you very much for coming in today on the program to talk about this very important topic. of course one that's very close to a hotel at out is there. mohammed show how to dirty cans bug and get in and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting a website that's out there. adult. com for the discussion to go to a facebook page at facebook dot com forward slash ha inside story. it was enjoy

pleasure anywhere in new york without a subpoena for my appearance crude, cringe, jenna, touch a comedy. >> donald trump's punchlines at a high profile charity dinner. and later democrats and republicans it's an independents are supporting our campaign republicans for harris, former gop congresswoman barbara comstock joins us to talk about what, she calls the silent majority that she thinks will help the vice president to victory. and battle of the billionaires. >> you on musk and mark cuban hit the campaign trail stumping for their chosen candidates berlin. we do expect to hear from him this hour. we will bring that to you live as we cover all this breaking news out of the middle east. good morning, everyone. i'm kasie hunt. it's wonderful to have you with us on this friday morning. this just in senior hamas leaders have confirmed the deaths of their bare leader and the mastermind of the october 7 terror attacks yahya sinwar is dead. israel's military announcing yesterday that sinwar was killed in gaza on wednesday, according to israeli sources, the hunt for sinwar came to an end when

by the day child stratford reports from the district of jenna in beirut. signs of a once normal life. scan to the one with twisted steel and rubble. people search for personal belongings in the company. devastation of what was once a home. we play and we loved. we to the title for the children's book. i love you, the whole table was supposed to be those who worked deals and monitored here with children and women and they were educated, they were studying and most of them to work teacher, what were the is what it is looking for. they came to kill the supportive community of their resistance, which angers them, supported by the u. s. the u. k. and others with weapons, equipment and politics about the home of the young lady strikes a heating shell, mostly neighborhoods like this one day and night. a residential properties tens, if not hundreds of thousands of homes destroyed. at least 1200000 people forced to flee for their lives. and that number is growing all the time as the number of people made homeless increases. so does the challenge of getting food lean come a key is converted to

are risk being bombed. jenna, how does, in baby would 1st, let's talk about these attacks involved and, and that's all for journalists in southern lebanon. is there any new developments with their, the, all the information that administer is more crime. this is not the 1st time journalists have been killed in this ongoing conference has the last year of the major offensive 5 weeks ago. but for the past year there have been hostilities along the border. there have been at least 3 other incidents involving a journalist being attacked and killed. in fact, 3 journalists have been killed the one a reuters photographer, i some of the last october he was killed by and is really the result of an investigation that roy through the carried out in fact, down to see international says that there should be 6 others were also one that they were on, on a hilltop, close to the border, clearly marks invisible as journalists. so there have been calls for international investigate that happens and there's been no accountability of no justice in november last year to journalists working for some kids. now

. - [jenna ortega] your generations built the world we all live in. but where we take it from here, is up to us. - i think gen z is gonna be a generation of people who are who they are, do what they need to do and um, we'll just figure the rest out. (chuckles) ♪ ♪ did you the definitive you can not that it is that they can do it is a not like i dump it targeted because it is not done 19 1800 and since i didn't this month to start acting up and got caught up in the not that the event, lebanon. that he not >> this is nothing but, in the cement in the negative that this might not a good candidate targeted on this got to tell you and you conduct a good announced that about 180 for the i exactly began didn't the pit not, it is the given that even see this to do something i can attack that is not unprecedented attack the iranians that is the time that you think it is it that you because it is kind dump conflict between the two countries. the limited are critically requested to this the fire pit the the pig then pit en pit >> democracy, as it's casualty. don

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best known for her role as receptionist pam beesly in the us version of the office, jenna said she was multiple rounds of chemotherapy and radiation treatment. a father in new zealand who disappeared into the wilderness with his three children has been publicly seen with them for the first time in nearly three years. tom phillips and the children — now aged eight, nine and 11 — were spotted by hunters in a remote part of new zealand's north island. the children's mother said she was relieved to know they are still alive, but is desperate from them to come home. this year's nobel prize for chemistry has been awarded to three scientists for pioneering work on proteins, often described as the building blocks of life. amongst them is british computer scientist sir demis hassabis. our science correspondent, pallab ghosh, has been talking to him. demis hassabis was a child prodigy, becoming a chess master when he was still a boy. from humble origins, he bought his first computer from his chess winnings and began a career in the gaming industry. the 2024 nobel prize in chemistry... and now, h

. >> jenna wang is woman you are referring to chinese woman, claims the vice president hopeful tim walzer whether she was with him just to get a visa is that also the issue taking advantage of the u.s. visa process also what i heard from people like mike pompeo say ccp inside gates of america on ever will levels from honeypots throwing women at potential future leaders in america energy them stealing intellectual property. maria: mike pompeo is always spot on having that is what they are doing to get visas to come to the united states, we saw that in the -- katrina lam case compromised, our national security with my fbi agent trying to get people in united states can compromise future leaders people they think will get them to d.c., they kind of changed mo since 90s when i was working this instead of directly after federal government they target weaker, maybe unsuspecting state leaders that they can take them to higher level they have been very successful if you look at internal dhs intelligence memo precisely what they talk about target someone they perceive can get to higher level, th