>> jennifer aniston, jennifer garner, jennifer lopez. just yeah. all jennifers. >> that's crazy. around a henhouse and the doghouse. >> the baby. hi. >> so it was no surprise to see the joy on her face when we welcomed these rescue pups, brothers, harry and holla to our set. >> harry is looking jealous. about to go to sleep and harry is, like, this dude. >> my name is bella and this is how i met lucas. >> as the voice of the star in "a dog's way home" based on the novel. >> i have worked for 18 years and i wanted to do a voice my entire career andawesome for me >> what's also awesome, how they discovered the movie's leading lady.ecause you found her at a shelter. >> in tennessee. she was found in a junkyard, hadn't been around other animals, hadn't been around other people. >> how can you get a dog out of a junkyard and turn them into a dog that can act? >> shelby is just the most naturally affectionate, warm, trusting, optimistic dog. and highly intelligent. >> so cute. >> and so smart. i will tell you that. by the way, "a dog's way home" is in theeters on friday. >>> from movie

jennifer mccue saw the result of that collision...n elk grove police officer, who like jaie, was in her street clothes.. ready to help.officer jennifer mccue"he goes 'i'm going to start cpr.' i couldn't find a pulse."jaie sacco"her and i kind of took control of the scene."jaie sacco"we just kind of just joined as a team."in their team work -- communication... fear that the woman would not survive her injuries.jaie sacco"i remember us having a conversation as i was doing cpr. i was like, 'i don't think she's going to make it and she was kind of agreeing she was like, "i don't have a pulse. she's in bad shape."but after a few minutes...officer jennifer mccue"she started kind of moving around and showing signs of life. so we were like oh my gosh."jaie sacco"she was breathing. we got a pulse out of her."officer jennifer mccue hold on. help is on the way. that woman would be rushed to the hospital... leaving jaie and jennifer a moment to get to know each other.two officers off the clock at the time... but never off duty. (pam) that was max

it was a woman named jennifer crew from iowa.e the defense would get a good look at this person who ryan had allegedly confessed to, and they were worried. >> she strolls in wearing a suit, decently done hair, makeup. >> but how exactly did this woman living 500 miles away from ryan widmer come to be involved in the case in a starring prosecution role? it turned out she watched "dateline's" story from the first trial. after watching the show, she sent ryan an e-mail through the free ryan widmer website, telling him how bad she felt about his plight. >> i felt sorry for ryan. i asked him what i could do to help him. >> before long, the two were in frequent touch. struck up e-mail, texes, ultimately a phone relationship? >> correct. >> as the relationship continued, ryan sent her photos of his dogs and asked her to send him a picture of herself. initially, she sent this one of a friend. she says things got a little racy on the phone. >> and he told me that she was watching porn in his mom's basement. >> there was even talk of jenni

i don't think most people did. >> they elected him. >> jennifer.e need the wall, jennifer, as a matter of fact. >> what he says matters. you know, the expression he has. i consider that just words. what? so he said today, as a matter of fact, we need the wall because it will stop the illegal drugs. jennifer, you know dam well that the mark -- the over welling majority of illegal drugs come into this country through ports of entry in vehicles. >> right. >> not on illegal entries across on foot the southern border. is that something that you think will matter in this debate down the road? >> he is certainly making this case. he is trying to put this. -- lindsey graham tonight put out a statement saying the president should have a national emergency. i think he was setting the president up for this i think the president will declare it and will try to use the opioid epidemic and the drug coming in through mexico as -- it is an epidemic. the point is does the wall fix that problem? a wall is the least effective way of addressing it because they're all

jennifer vasquez was shot and killed on christmas morning. but san jose police say the shooting was justified kron-4's charles clifford tells us what the family is demanding now... natswednesday afternoon, the parents of jennifer vasquez spoke to the media on the spot where their daughter died christmas morning. they are pleading for the district attorney to take a closer look at the case because they believe the police department is not being forthcoming about what happened. lydia jimenez read a statement prepared by the family.sotsan jose in the early morning san jose in the sotfamily.sotsan jose in the early morning hours of christmas day committed cold blooded murder against jennifer vasquez.this all started early on christmas morning, when san jose police officers responded to reports of a shooting near san jose city college. when officers arrived on scene they spotted and pursued a white vehicle leaving the area, believing it may have been the suspect in the shooting.. following a high speed chase through city streets, the car crashed i

jennifer: asÍ es.uÉ cualidades tuyas crees que las chicas deberÍan emular. jennifer: creo que puedo identificar muy bien con estas muchachas porque venimos de situaciones econÓmicas y familiares muy similares. me gustarÍa que ellas puedan ver el ejemplo de saber que uno puede lograr sus sueÑos si uno estudia trabaja y no se da por vencido. hay que tener perseverancia y ser un poco cabeza dura veces. la vida es como una entrevista asÍ que uno debe hacer siempre el mejor trabajo posible porque nunca se sabe quiÉn te puede estar mirando y darte una oportunidad. juan: hacen caso los presidentes cuando estÁs una orden mÉdica. si le dices no puedes tomar esto o comer esto? jennifer: no son diferente al resto de los pacientes algunos que hacen caso y otros no asÍ que tengo que tratarlos como los demÁs pacientes. a veces hay que molestarlos para que hagan lo correcto. juan: tengo entendido que cuando estabas con los obama entre navas con ellos en el gimnasio. jennifer: sÍ, ellos son personas muy atlÉticas que

the police department says, the shooting was justified -- and that the victim, 24-year-old jennifer vasquez endangered the officers lives. kron 4's charles clifford is live tonight in san jose with the story. charles? well, a family is mourning and they are looking for answers. the police department says the shooting on christmas day was justified. natswednesday afternoon, the parents of jennifer vasquez spoke to the media on the spot where their daughter died christmas morning. they are pleading for the district attorney to take a closer look at the case because they believe the police department is not being forthcoming about what happened. lydia jimenez read a statement prepared by the family.sotsan jose in the early morning hours of christmas day committed cold blooded murder against jennifer vasquez.this all started early on christmas morning, when san jose police officers responded to reports of a shooting near san jose city college. when officers arrived on scene they spotted and pursued a white vehicle leaving the area, believing it may have been the suspect in the shooting.. follow

let's get the very latest with jennifer come you know conciseness she's following the story for us hi jennifer good to see you this crisis continues to escalate we see moto now he has the military behind him we saw in that report russia as well is there any indication that he would actually back down not at this time and that finale not in the future and it's very clear that the maduro regime is going to do anything to stay in power and now that it has been able to rile its top brass and then has the quick backing from russia from turkey and from china if i feel like he is involved and he is going to try to stay in power for sure we've seen washington escalating rhetoric as well they want mother would go out and we see the white house administration say will now try to divert oil revenues to his rival one by the who is in hiding is that really a credible threat and how much damage could that actually do to model. well it is a credible threat because the oil industry is the most important economic activity for venezuela but just how much depends on what the united states does the ice i

thank you so much jennifer camino gonzalez there talking to us from both. now as we go to some other stories making news around the world today rescuers in southeastern brazil are searching for more than painting mining waste collapsed in september inspectors found the dam to be safe. u.s. president don't trump has lifted sanctions on a number of companies linked to russian oligarch oleic pasta the sanctions were imposed last year to punish russia for interfering in america's twenty six thousand election the administration decided to lift the sanctions after a very positive reduced his stake in the j.s.c. power company and aluminum giant roofs off. hundreds of taxi drivers are blocking key roads in madrid as part of their open ended strike against online drive hailing services such as. the spanish government has already agreed to clamp down on hooper but taxi drivers are demanding further restrictions on the services which they say unfairly undercut their business. at a court in china has sentenced a prominent rights lawyer one son jiang to four and a half

the police department says the shooting was justified-- and that the victim, 24-year-old jennifer vasquez endangered the officers lives. kron 4's charles clifford is live for us tonight in san jose with that story. charles? .. .. well, a family is mourning and they are looking for answers. the police department says the shooting on christmas day was justified. natswednesday afternoon, the parents of jennifer vasquez spoke to the media on the spot where their daughter died christmas morning. they are pleading for the district attorney to take a closer look at the case because they believe the police department is not being forthcoming about what happened. lydia jimenez read a statement prepared by the family.sotsan jose in the early morning hours of christmas day committed cold blooded murder against jennifer vasquez.this all started early on christmas morning, when san jose police officers responded to reports of a shooting near san jose city college. when officers arrived on scene they spotted and pursued a white vehicle leaving the area, believing it may have been the suspect in the sho

up 2% and we will talk more about that with jennifer.atility really hit in q4, but starting to show signs of stabilization. take a look in terms of the safe haven aspects. since januarywest 4. you are seeing a weaker dollar/stronger yen. i want to get more of this with and we wereter, talking about citigroup and kicking off earnings season. we have had a lot of revisions entering this earnings season. what is your take on earnings? is always annifer moment of truth, which is what we spend our time on his equity analysts. as you mentioned, the expectations have been coming lower and lower. we have had they trade announcements that were ugly, quite frankly. here we are and the rest of the companies are starting to talk about what is happening, citigroup is a good example. they had weaker revenues, but it was attributable to fixed income trading, which is a variable part of their business and something the markets anticipated would be soft because of what we saw what was going on in the markets in quarter four. but -- it a next bag, will be

i'm jennifer.a homeschool mom to our three daughters -- hayley, 8, bevin, 7, and ainsley, 18 months. our favorite disney memory is a disney trip we took, and we ran the tinker bell half marathon. all right. that's good. well, we got a lot of disney stuff out here. you may win something else out here. yes, we love disney. -good to have you both here. -both: thank you. and now it's your turn. hi, pat. my name is jay wolf. i'm from long island, new york. i am a helicopter pilot for the new york city police department. and my beautiful wife tiffany here is also an nypd police officer. hi, pat. i am. that's actually how we met. he was my boss. it was love at first sight. we've been married for the past two years. we have two amazing tt boys -- x, w's 2 1and maverick will be 1 next week. we love the show. we literally watch you every night. oh, that's great. and where'd you take your first vacation? to disney world, and it was his first time. there you go. all right. good to have you all here. get ready.

. >> is a story of jennifer thompson and ronald cotton. but this book really takes it to a step up and some of it, the work that jennifer does with katie munro. when a share with us, you just pick the one that right now, i can ask you to talk about so many of them. but -- maybe the haynesworth story would be a good one. >> this story is fascinating because it is so improbable. but what happened with this young woman, actually it's very close to my heart because they literally just came from an event where she was there. now she's obviously no longer 20 years old. what happened to her what happened in 1984. she was working in a daycare center at a church when she was 20. she was opening the church up. some were broken, she was white, it was an african-american man and he raped her at knife point. and like jennifer thompson, she was determined to survive the attack and also be able to comply with what the police were asking and make an identification. it was a serial rapist that inmates had gone into sexually assault four other women. one of

jennifer granholm and rich santorum. glad to have you both.nifer, do you think the president should declare a national emergency? >> no, of course not. i mean there isn't a national emergency. >> you get the government back opened if he does it. >> that's an emergency. that's an emergency of his making. >> i'm sorry if he declares a national emergency, jen, you'd probably get the shutdown over like that. >> you declare a national emergency and set a precedent and say every time the president doesn't get his way, he can go around congress. can you image finance a democratic president said, hey, we have a national emergency on gun violence. i want to appropriate a bunch of money to chicago. we have a national emergency on climate change or health care. >> that is such a terrible precedent and none of the national emergencies that have been declared since the act that you described in 1976 have been about anything like this, going around congress because the president doesn't get his way. terribly dangerous. >> rick. >> i love those words of jenn

let's bring in jennifer coming oakland sallis she's a venezuelan journalist with us here at g.w. hi jennifer good to see you tell us more here about the power of the military is this really the deciding factor between which of these two leaders has power. at this point yes because the violence there is the only institution that at this critical juncture when these kind of situations take hold that can make the difference make or break the regime at the moment and that is the regime and that is because they have the weapons and they have the repressive power that mother o. has basically used to intimidate the population to to be subservient to their regime and to until not come out and be mobilized but right now they are backing men who are oh it is not certain that it will stay this way because it is only the top leadership and we don't know what the lower ranks think or how unified they are what about the situation on the ground jennifer why though is now calling for more public protests this week the previous ones to turn violent what do you think we can expect this time we can

we have jennifer lopez on the phone. hi jennifer. >> hi hoda, how are you? >> hey, babe. okay. mean, is it definitely no sugar, no carbs? can we have coffee? can we have booze? >> listen, it's no sugar, no carbs. anything that has sugar and carbs in it you cannot have. you can't have it, and you realize how much stuff has sugar in it. yesterday i was like i'm going to have a turkey burger with lettuce and onions and pickles, and they were like no pickles. >> no picklepickles? >> it has so much sugar in it. >> roker's mad. >> i know, i know. i was like okay. no pickles. >> let me ask you a question, you've been on this thing for a few days, how did you feel after the first and second day? >> first and second day what you realize is that you're addicted to sugar. like it's like crack. you crave it. it's like a drug, and to be honest, it is the reason we have so much inflammation and so many toxins in our body, so my trainer challenged us. he knows i love to eat cookies. he's like you've got to scale back. just reset your body where we start getting you on healthier carbs and heal

closely jennifer you have family there we just heard the numbers about massive inflation can you tell us what it actually looks like to the average venezuelan well it is that is standing i mean we're talking about pensions that have been decimated salaries that are worthless people can't buy the basic things when it is exactly as as as it has been said when people go to the grocery store one day things are costing some certain amount and then the next day they cost something else so they have to every day check with the exchange rate is what it what the prices are and ultimately as it has had an impact of people's daily life people don't do things they used to do they don't go to the movies they don't eat out they just kind of live basically on a survival mode. of course many of these problems didn't begin with my daughter but also with his professors and all of it centers around oil tell us how important is oil to the venezuelan economy and to the economic identity. well oiled is into the national consciousness and it has helped this build this country it is associated with all of th

. >> i think that's a great point, jennifer. i didn't think of that, but the white house staffers not wanting a rerun of that schumer-pelosi confrontation with donald trump on video, picked a room there could be no video. but earlier in the day in the cabinet room we saw the president in new flights of delusion and pathological lying about everything from his imagined firing of james mattis to he could have been a great general himself. >> yeah. you know, what feels scary about this shutdown, which has massive effects across the country, not just for the people who work for the government, the people who rely on the government for many different types of services is that, you know, when we went through the previous longest shutdown in 2013, we were going through it but you at least had the feeling that the players involved were responding to rational inputs. if republicans had a really bad day of press stories we knew on the democratic side that would weaken their resolve and make them more likely to compromise. with this shutdo

also he is jennifer morgan from greenpeace have we only got a decade to solve climate change as so david out and report it well i think we actually have less than that because we have to start now so he's absolutely correct that if we don't dramatically change what's happening right now in our economies and moving into renewable energy etc that in ten years the world will move to one point five degrees increase of temperature and with that temperature increase comes dramatic consequences so that's the crisis and one would expect leaders here at davos to put all of their energy into solving that and get a second global leaders here have been tackling these problem year after year it's the third year that the environment top's the global risks report of the world economic forum what does that mean well it means that the people who come here recognize that climate change is a big threat but it does not mean that the world economic forum and all of the program that is here puts it in the middle says basically we get we are in a crisis everybody in a room bankers in a room how are we going to

jennifer vasquez was shot and killed on christmas morning. but san jose police say the shooting was justified kron-4's charles clifford tells us what the family is demanding now... natswednesday afternoon, the parents of jennifer vasquez spoke to the media on the spot where their daughter died christmas morning. they are pleading for the district attorney to take a closer look at the case because they believe the police department is not being forthcoming about what happened. lydia jimenez read a statement prepared by the family.sotsan jose in the early morning hours of christmas day committed cold blooded murder against jennifer vasquez.this all started early on christmas morning, when san jose police officers responded to reports of a shooting near san jose city college. when officers arrived on scene they spotted and pursued a white vehicle leaving the area, believing it may have been the suspect in the shooting.. following a high speed chase through city streets, the car crashed into a fence here near the interection of fruitdale and leig

palmira: la familia de jennifer vÁzquez pide justicia los policÍa responsable de su muerte con cargosiminales. ramÓn: se dio a conocer que la joven recibiÓ 10 disparos cadetes figuraron su cara. marÍa: los padres de jennifer vÁzquez que muriÓ en navidad por disparos de la policÍa san josÉ, apelaron a la fiscalÍa para que realice una investigaciÓn detallada sobre el amor de su hija. >>yo quisiera que el fiscal nos ayude hacer justicia. marÍa: una portavoz leyÓ varias residencias para el fiscal del condado de santa clara. la mujer recibiÓ demasiados disparos que no hacer posible la reconstrucciÓn de su rostro para el funeral. >>se le contaron por lo -10 disparos a su cara y cabeza, totalmente daÑado y destrozado es Área de su cuerpo. marÍa: se justificÓ la manera de actuar de los agentes, pero en una conferencia de prensa, los padres de jennifer dicen que quieren una investigaciÓn profunda. >>literalmente los policÍas que hicieron eso, paren, no es justo. marÍa: la fiscalía debe investigarse al momento del choque las dos mujeres ya no representaban un peligro para la policÍa, y si los a

this book takes it to a step up, and some of it the work that jennifer does with katy monroe, but why don't you share with us -- you just picked the one that right now i could ask you to talk about so many of them but maybe the haynesworth story would be a good one. >> this story is fascinating because it's so improbable, but what happened was that this young woman, actually -- it's very close to my heart because i literally just came from an event where she was there. now she is obvious my no longer 21 years old because what happened was in 1984. she was working in a daycarester in church, someone broke into the church. she was white. was an african-american man, and he raped her at knifepoint. and like generalster thompson she was determined to survive the attack and comply with what what the police were asking and make an identification. this was a southeasterly yap rapist who had gone on to sexually assault four other women. one woman saw this young man, thomas haynesworth, 18, on the streets and he was literally on an errand from his mom to buy sweet potatoes for sunday dinner. n

>> jennifer?you know, i think rudy wins it just because of the effect it had on poor -- our colleague chuck todd who reduced him to absolute collapse. >> it showed he was listening. >> yes, it did. >> he heard absurdity in real time. >> it's the only kind of answer you can only dream of getting. >> the award based upon the secret decisions of our producers, best division on mueller, rudy giuliani. chuck reacted brilliant to it. rudy giuliani. truth isn't true. the next honor is trump award for bravery, at least as defined by donald trump. with so many investigations president trump likes to share an encouraging word of support for those willing to stand up against the rule of law. got it? well, the first nomination is this tweet from president trump about roger stone currently under scrutiny by mueller for his ties to wikileaks. trump wrote, i will never testify against trump. this statement was recently made by roger stone. essentially stating that he will not be be forced by a rogue and out of c

we all have this idea of jennifer.oard from, you know, dancing and music and film and philanthropic work. but when you talk to her, and you probably know this, seth -- she's just like anybody else. she's very normal, very down to earth, like a lovely, lovely human being, and alex is the same. >> seth: yeah, that's good to hear. i mean, those are two people that you're happy to hear are nice people. >> yeah, totally. totally. [ light laughter ] >> seth: i mean, with that said, you probably wouldn't come out here and tell us if it was otherwise. [ light laughter ] >> i don't think i would. no, i know that i wouldn't. but at the same time -- but i will speak up. [ laughter ] >> seth: you wouldn't probably go this far in that direction. >> no, i wouldn't go that far. no, i'd speak up. no, they're lovely, lovely people. every time i see -- i mean, jennifer is always like, "hi, baby, how are you doing?" >> seth: yeah. >> you know, very cool. >> seth: see, that's where it's lucky that alex rodriguez wouldn't be around. becaus

on quite a speaking there well let's now go to jennifer camino gonzalez from the latin american service jennifer m a doro is clearly putting the squeeze on one guy though he's facing a criminal investigation now as assets are seized and he can't leave the country is it just a matter of time before quite it is a rest. well let's face it he should have been arrested already the government usually moves very quickly on these and these opposition figures don't forget the fall of the lopez he was leading protests in twenty fourteen and certainly if you can on those protests he was arrested and he's still in in custody he's on their home arrest so the question is why isn't he arrested why hasn't he been arrested yet and the answer is the united states the u.s. has said that if y. though is arrested that they won't take harsher measures and that is the problem that the government is actually afraid of there's they're afraid that if they move into harshly on white though that it might invite more intervention from the united states and so their plans of pressure but then also holding back so to

jennifer, let's talk about this a little bit. it was playing, i asked you the state attorney. >> u.s. attorney. >> would younger rudy giuliani take the advice of older rudy giuliani. >> i think you would get the tongue lashing from rudy giuliani, rudy giuliani suggesting for him to show his cards and end the investigation. >> so why? do you agree with ryan that this is just his sort of get us spinning. >> well, i think he knows that the end is coming. mueller is starting to wrap up and there are a couple of areas left to do. most of the things have started to resolve. he knows information is going to get out and there is going to be evidence of collusion between the campaign and the russians. he's trying to get in front of that by saying okay maybe that's there and we don't know. we have to backup to when they realize there is evidence coming up. >> it is a brilliant strategy, don't you think? we get information and report manafort comes out, right? all of a sudden rudy giuliani comes on and he gets this whole chaos -- it is a br

this was the most inglorious way to get fired. >> jennifer? >> they gave us a mental image for the ages. i don't know how it could be any worse. >> unfortunately his family knows all about it. okay, i'm going to give the award right now. it's been given to -- you guys are really -- thinking -- best inglorious exit from the trump world, rex tillerson, fired on the toilet. >> this was rigged. this is rigged. >> it's probably going to be in his obituary. anyway, this year also gave trump a chance to use twitter to fight with celebrities. here are the nominees for best trump celebrity beef of 2018. first up, when tonight show host jimmy fallon expressed regret about his lighthearted interview with trump during the 2016 campaign, trump went after the comedian writing, jimmy fallon now whimpering to all he did the famous hair show with me where he seriously messed up my hair and that he would have done it differently because it is said to have humanized me. well, he's taking heat. he called and said, monster ratings. be a man, jimmy. the second nomi

and jennifer ruben is back with us. talk about in what michael gerson calls donald trump is a fraud. but i would like to talk about some of this economic data that i've just been reviewing. and it's hard to think of any area there where he hasn't made fraudulent claims. >> look, i agree with that. but you remember in the campaign we had the conversation and i said we needed to start following what i called the trump policy directive, which is we should not spend anymore time talking about trump's policy ideas that he spent coming up with them. and at the end of this sentence we've already violated the directive. throughout the campaign it was totally obvious that what he was saying was complete nonsense. it was a it's a fraud wrapped in a bamboozle. there are people that wanted to believe, and i think now as various parts of what has been a strong economy start to slow down, we start to see some yellow lights, people even talking about the dreaded "r" word of recession, i think a lot of those people that wanted to belie

>> for you, jennifer, governor. >> okay, great. call me jennifer, it's good. i really think that movement on both sides is really good thing for those 800,000 employees, right? so democrats had -- remember that the president originally had asked for $1.6 billion in his budget request. the democrats offered to give him that. in this homeland security budget, they've offered $1.3 billion for border security and now they're going to add another $1 billion on top of that for other border security type of measures including technology. i think this is all going to come down to how you define the word "wall." is it an electronic barrier and democrats are willing to, you know, provide funding for that? is there more detection technology? or is it purely a bridge and the mo more, a brick and mortar wall? i think the daca solution is very positive. >> charlie do you see it's a matter of semantics, you know, arguing over, you know, how to define border security? is it barriers, is it wall, is it technology? is that the fine tuning that is standing in the way of coming t

in jennifer how important is the military's role in resolving this crisis. well there are critical i mean this is the institution in mina's where that the sides honestly because they have the weapons who is in power and who's not at a critical moment like this of course the top leadership has sided with my rule but the thing is it is about the lower ranks in the lower ranks break from the military than the military weekends and then they have to sort of in a divided situation they could mean the difference between mother or being strong and mother of being weak and so right now as the top brass is backing him the opposition is clearly going for those people in the barracks of people at the lower ranks to try to make the difference right there now talking about the opposition the self declared president why though who is not or as a rival at this point is calling for public protests this week on wednesday and saturday numerous people were killed in previous protests what can we expect this time. well you should expect a showing because the opposition and its

new journalist, and our reporter jennifer alliance and mark nu on china/global. this week on everyone i am sco neutral. some people havhe lying is someg partisan. the free market does not have to be forced into doing somethinge anyway. diversity and women in positions of power. it is in disputable and unarguable that the company make more money or more successful. they are simply better when women have an equal spot at the table. study after study and just plain common sense. companies with three or more women on the board makes 45% more earnings per share. one woman on the board increases on return on equity. companies with women on the board are better performed in the stock market than those without. should we force companies do what's best? for instance, makeale board of directors. several european countries and california is now saying yes. california requires in the state to have at least one woman on the board by the end of the year then two women by 2021 and three if there are more than seven board members. coach chair, we had on the show five years ago a

natsnats wednesday afternoon, the parents of jennifer vasquez spoke to the media on the spot where theirchristmas morning. they are pleading for the district attorney to take a closer look at the case because they believe the police department is not being forthcoming about what happened. lydia jimenez read a statement prepared by the family.sotsan jose in the early morning hours of christmas day committed cold blooded murder against jennifer vasquez.this all started early on christmas morning, when san jose police officers responded to reports of a shooting near san jose city college. when officers arrived on scene they spotted and pursued a white vehicle leaving the area, believing it may have been the suspect in the shooting.. following a high speed chase through city streets, the car crashed into a fence here near the interection of fruitdale and leigh avenues. according to the san jose pd, the driver of the vehicle, jennifer vasquez, then attempted to ram police with her car, prompting four officer to open fire.nats vasquez was killed and a passenger in the vehilce suffered non life

shooting was justified kron-4's charles clifford has nats natswednesday afternoon, the parents of jennifer media on the spot where their daughter died christmas morning. they are pleading for the district attorney to take a closer look at the case because they believe the police department is not being forthcoming about what happened. lydia jimenez read a statement prepared by the family.sot san jose in the early morning hours of christmas day committed cold blooded murder against jennifer vasquez.this all started early on christmas morning, when san jose police officers responded to reports of a shooting near san jose city college. when officers arrived on scene they spotted and pursued a white vehicle leaving the area, believing it may have been the suspect in the shooting.. following a high speed chase through city streets, the car crashed into a fence here near the interection of fruitdale and leigh avenues. according to the san jose pd, the driver of the vehicle, jennifer vasquez, then attempted to ram police with her car, prompting four officer to open fire.nats vasquez was killed an

jennifer vazquez has at least ten gunshots to her head and face. >> trying to drive. trying to flee. trying to drive. >> copy. trying to drive, trying to flee >> miss vazquez was killed and her passenger was shot once after leading cops an high-speed chase in a stolen car. was a case of mistaken identity. officers believed they were pursuing shooting suspects in an earlier unrelated case. police chief eddie garcia defended the officers actions. >> officers find a vehicle that matches a description. that vehicle happens to be stolen. that vehicle then leads them on a high speed pursuit throughout the city. it crashes and then tries to ram officers. >> vazquez supporters called on the police department to release the body and dash cam footage. >> a conclusion should be arrived only after a thorough investigation. particularly a investigation of a homicide. >> [ speaking foreign language ] >> vazquez's parents who speak only spanish thanked the community for their support and called on district attorney jeff rosen whose office will determine if the shooting was legal for

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jennifer vasquez was shot and killed on christmas morning. jose police say the shooting was justified kron-4's charles clifford tells us what the family is demanding now... natswednesday afternoon, the parents of jennifer vasquez spoke to the media on the spot where their daughter died christmas morning. they are pleading for the district attorney to take a closer look at the case because they believe the police department is not being forthcoming about what happened. lydia jimenez read a statement prepared by the family.sotsan jose in the early morning hours of christmas day committed cold blooded murder against jennifer vasquez.this all started early on christmas morning, when san jose police officers responded to reports of a shooting near san jose city college. when officers arrived on scene they spotted and pursued a white vehicle leaving the area, believing it may have been the suspect in the shooting.. following a high speed chase through city streets, the car crashed into a fence here near the interection of fruitdale and leigh avenue

(ken) jennifer vasquez was shot and killed on christmas morning. but san jose police say the shooting was justified kron-4's charles clifford tells us what the family is demanding now... natswednesday afternoon, the parents of jennifer vasquez spoke to the media on the spot where their daughter died christmas morning. they are pleading for the district attorney to take a closer look at the case because they believe the police department is not being forthcoming about what happened. lydia jimenez read a statement prepared by the family.sotsan jose in the early morning hours of christmas day committed cold blooded murder against jennifer vasquez.this all started rly on christmas morning, when san jose police officers responded to reports of a shooting near san jose city college. when officers arrived on scene they spotted and pursued a white vehicle leaving the area, believing it may have been the suspect in the shooting.. following a high speed chase through city streets, the car crashed into a fence here near the interection of fruitdale and leigh

>> yeah, so me and my colleague, jennifer, we're both splitting up on the house and senate sides. more action on the senate in terms of lawmakers at least talking a little bit more about what it looks like they're going to be doing. you know, they're having lunch on wednesday -- today with president donald trump and vice president mike pence. i'm going to be looking for defectors in the house, i think, today. they had a meeting with the vice president on tuesday to discuss kind of the messaging plan against house democrats' movement of these bills. the white house and republicans overall are trying to stay as a coalition against these spending bills, calling them show votes. but, you know, democrats are countering that. look, there are going to be some randy effectors. we saw on january 3, seven republicans who voted to fund as well. there could be more now as the shutdown continues to sting. there's now fears, even though usda said food stamps will go through february, there are now fears there won't be enough money for even programs like that. so the shutdown is really starting