it was right before he met jennifer that he changed his name. >> jennifer henderson grew up in a wayvery opposite of how skylar grew up. she had loving parents. they were very religious. they went to church. >> we actually met online. >> we just kind of started chatting and then, you know, we went from there to all of a sudden we started talking on the phone, and then one day we were like, you know what? we want to meet. >> so they arrange a rendezvous at a local mall. they go to a movie, they spend the whole day together, and that was it -- from that moment on, they were pretty much inseparable. >> we dated for about a year, and he proposed to me in catalina. we actually had two weddings, a quick one in corona del mar on the beach. just family, close friends, barefoot, shorts, very casual. it was very fun. and then the big, formal wedding. >> who knows why jennifer ends up saying yes to skylar. they're so different in so many ways. he grows up in this troubled childhood. she grows up with all these advantages. she has a little bit of a profession going for herself. he's got no caree

(canta jennifer lÓpez). ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) (canta jennifer lÓpez). ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) (canta jennifer lÓpez).ente electo esta es la prima asunciÓn presidencial en donde j.lo es preferida a la jueza sonia sotomayor es mi honor mÁs distinguido presentar al presidente de la corte suprema john robert para administrar el juramento presidencial al presidente de los estados unidos joseph biden >>> va a jurar sobre la biblia biden que estÁ en la familia biden desde el siglo pasado. >> que Él ha utilizado para todas las veces que ha tenido que jurar la ha usado. >> (informaciÓn en pantalla) (juramento en pantalla). (aplausos). (aplausos). >>> estados unidos tiene presidente nuevo. >> joe biden acaba de convertirse en el presidente de los estados unidos de amÉrica. juramentÓ en una biblia >>> ahora la primera dama tomando la biblia >>> fue la primera vez que una primera dama hizo esa participaciÓn activa en la juramentaciÓn >>> estÁ saliendo el sol nuevamente. (aplausos). (aplausos). >>> la juramentaciÓn es un juramento para defender la constituciÓn. >> ha salido el sol en la capital estamos un poquito

jennifer. yeah i was just your supposition that kamel harris might become this sort of international embassador is interesting because on the one hand you know joe biden that's where he cut his teeth his political teeth you know he's a former chair of the senate foreign relations committee he is very well versed in the whole practice of diplomacy and and thinking about that the connections between nations and between the united states and other nations and whether or not he might . turn his focus to the incredible domestic crises that america is facing right now and pass that off to his vice president is an interesting possibility it also sets up an interesting potential trajectory for ms harris because of course she is a potential contender for the presidency in the future and one place where she doesn't have much experience so far is in foreign policy and so this could be a platform that would speak to her own potential progressive ambitions there good point isn't it because well of course be

muster attorney terror expert you're all very welcome to the program jennifer can we kick off with you the money leading this lawsuit is marc ginsberg a former u.s. ambassador he's claiming anti semitic content on telegram puts him in pearl as a jewish person and calls his emotional distress do you think there's any merit to his case. there's no merit at all to this case again this case is going against it's trying to utilize the law to go against the 1st amendment that's the freedom of assembly now you know a lot of these social media platforms and a lot of the people that are supporting the blackout in the shutdown of conservative voices are pro-choice voices or other voices that have been more conservative or more supportive of president trump the mash up down of them. resources not only like telegram but a parlor of others a lot of the people that support that have been stating that this is completely this is because these are private companies private companies are allowed to do this but the truth is that this is because they were merely outlets they were they were public aid they

jennifer that is in keeping. with these times that we're in you were saying that yeah so much had to change in this inauguration because of kind of 19 it has been a more somber occasion than this perhaps for the status quo. in a way it also bookends the day's events the celebration of the inauguration really began last night with the memorial service that biden and harris participated in at the lincoln memorial and in some ways now is concluding at arlington national cemetery which keeps the tone of all of the day's events squarely focused on mourning and loss and these were of course themes that they say they both spoke about. and we made the point earlier that all this is the. living presidents who aren't there well jimmy hoffa could be in washington today for these events but the most notable absentee is excuse me the 45th president of the united states donald trump and his wife melania who are by now. in florida after leaving washington a little bit earlier today just a moment to reflect here at. the unknown

jennifer is also joining us. she is an associate professor focusing on education policy and the economics of education both at the k-12 level and post secondary level as well. she has posted op-ed in the washington post among many outlets. thank you all for joining us this morning and sharing your expertise with us. i am going to ask each of the panelists to give a very brief comment about education policy come about education in the time then we will get to questions and answers. begin, like you to nathan. give us your insight, please. nathan: the first and most obviously to say is probably the andest concern with k-12 higher education right now is the current covid crisis and how that is changing education. but of course the education secretary is going to have to spend a lot of time thinking about long-term concerns as well as short-term concerns and education. and so i think that certainly that will be one of the largest challenges that dr. cardona faces, assuming he is confirmed. but he will also be thinking

jennifer adrio, thank you so much. don't go away because we can continue to chat on facebook their efforts go beyond today. sign up and perhaps you can win super bowl tickets ners day. we broke down the house voting to impeach president trump. now it's up to the senate. we'll be here every weekday at >>> tonight, president trump, the only president in american history to be impeached twice, charged with incitement of ins rex. the first comments from the president today, just in moments ago. one week to the day after rioters stormed the u.s. capitol after the president urged them to march to the capitol, to be strong, to fight like hell. tonight, house law makers have impeached the president.sidentee president a clear and present danger. and the moment today that top republican leader in the house saying president trump bears responsibility for the attack, though not supporting impeachment on this timetable. other republicans saying, with so tfew days left i

jennifer linblott, president and c.e.o. of stratus health and in-- an independent, nonprofit organization based in minnesota focusing on innovations to improve health. the doctor is a member of the national rural policy institute health panel. she's an adjunct professor in the division of health policy and management at the school of public health at the university of minnesota. welcome, doctor. and then dena mcgunnell. our own dena. she's b.p.c.'s associate director of health policy. she joined b.p.c. after serving as manager of payment policy for the american academy of orthopedic surgeons. prior to that she was a physician assistant in, i will say, not exactly a rural hospital, orthopedic surgery at mount sy nye health system in new york city. then dr. lisa miller. dr. miller is a practicing primary care physician for all ages in her hometown in maine. she's been on the incident command team for stevens memorial hospital since march. finally but certainly not least, walter panteker is one of three trusteers in helmsley c

jennifer is exactly right. i've been on this page since the beginning. that is going to take a lot of new information. it's going to take subpoenas, probably going to mean fighting about subpoenas, a lot of witness es and a lot of enough infor -- new information. that is not a quick process. i have my doubt that senate democrats are going to have a lot of of patience for a long, drown-out, distracting process. they have to decide are they going to bring all that in or, especially since it looks like acquittal is probably a forgone conclusion, are they going to try to slam it through and get it done? this is a decision that's fully in the hands of the senate democrats. >> and february 9th is when it's all going to get under way. we'll be able to know the answer then. thank you. i appreciate both of you very much. >>> in prison, opposition leader alexeev navalny is calling on president biden for hem. you're live in the cnn newsroom. i discovered my great aunt ruth signed up as a nursing cadet for world war ii. you see this scanned-in, handwritten document.

let's begin with what is about to happen in 30 minutes, the nominee for energy secretary, jennifer granholm and discusses , will get underway. guest: she is the former governor of michigan. she was governor when the economic crisis hit the state, hit the u.s. pretty badly, michigan in particular with the auto industry. she proved herself to be a champion of alternative green energy during that time and really pushed it in the auto industry as a way to get them out of tough times. and i think that she met then vice president joe biden when he was pushing the obama administration stimulus act at that time, so they have known each other. she has personal and work experience there. host: who might object to her nomination? guest: i think she will be confirmed. there will be objections. republicans have already made it clear that they have some objections to her, although i do not think they are insurmountable. the objections will be to the larger biden agenda on energy, as well as a former governor and as a speaker at the doc, she was outspoken on her criticism over republicans, so i am sure we

jennifer lÓpez: una naciÓn con libertad y justicia para todos!ica, sin multitudes, con cerillas y medidas extremas de seguridad en medio de la pandemia. a pesar de ello, serÁ un momento inolvidable, como el caso estÁ congresista. >> sonrisas de oÍdo a oÍdo, desafortunadamente tenÍamos todos nuestras mascarillas puestas. claudia: el partido demÓcrata hoy tomo el control del senado. asÍ ya tiene la mayorÍa en ambas cÁmaras del congreso. kamala harris, tambiÉn en su rol de presidenta del senado, juramentÓ a tres nuevos senadores demÓcratas. entre ellos un hispano, alex padilla, quien la sustituirÁ. ilia: gracias a claudia por la informaciÓn. si ha sido histÓrica la posesiÓn del presidente joe biden, tambiÉn histÓrico ha sido su primer dÍa de trabajo en la casa blanca. ha firmado 17 Órdenes ejecutivas para diferentes asuntos urgentes. el objetivo es revertir las polÍticas de la administraciÓn anterior. janet: el presidente joe biden no perdiÓ tiempo. de inmediato empezÓ a deshacer polÍticas controversiales del gobierno anterior. desde la oficina oval

we'll just pause for a 2nd jennifer currently joe biden and company harris have arrived you will have to forgive me sometimes up pictures are a little bit behind what you'll seeing but i'm sensing the car there i mean that's let's just pause and think about that jennifer joe biden 78 years old is about to take on the biggest job of his life the biggest job in the world. that's quite a thing to do at one side at his age but at this point in his career up to everything is done i mean everything's been leading to this point. i mean the responsibility on his shoulders. above this. it certainly is a manson it's hard to imagine what he's feeling today but he's also somebody who has essentially been running for president for 40 years they have 30 years maybe so he's been anticipating this moment for a very long time perhaps more than almost any other president who's ever been inaugurated. joe biden from scranton pennsylvania as i said before his full name joseph robinette biden jr. at the age of 78 will become the u.s. president the time currently 1028 here in washington so almost 90 minutes

. >> coming up tonight on c-span, energy secretary nominees jennifer granholm testifies at her confirmation hearing. then president biden signs executive orders on environmental policy and climate change. after that, the first by an white house coronavirus response briefing. they'd are, raman's -- response -- later, response by jerome powell. >> you are watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government. c-span was created by america's cable television company in 1979. today, brought to you by these television companies who provide c-span2 viewers as a public service. >> energy secretary nominee and former michigan governor jennifer granholm testified at her confirmation hearing. senars

jennifer: we are at the worst place we have ever been. the u.s.t a million cases at least every four days. you would think by this point we would have a better strategy for trying to control the virus. it is great that we have vaccines. it is a scientific gift that we have a vaccine now. but as you see, they are rolling out slowly. we have to increase testing, make sure everyone who test positive are able to stay home so they don't infect others, we have to do more contact tracing so we understand in what environments this virus is transmitting, and we need to understand that anyone who is in contact with the cases can stay home. those efforts have really ground to a halt as of late. that is a dangerous place to be given the fact that we have not yet seen the full effects of what holiday gatherings will likely do to our case numbers. john: jennifer, an epidemiologist, thank you very much. ♪ judy: now, as the u.s. endures the rage of the post-election, and the ravages of the pandemic, we turn our sights overseas and to the ongoing calamities of cov

jennifer griffin has that part of the story. what did you find out, jennifer? >> army secretary ryan mccarthy says he was not asked for national guard troops to protect the u.s. capitol ahead of the mob storming in wednesday. he said we were not precoordinated or asked for support by the capitol police. the capitol police has the responsibility and jurisdiction. they're a separate branch of the government. they have to ask and request for support. >> we engaged with the capitol police last week and into the weekend. they confirmed to us after our request that they were going to come to us with any request for assistance on sunday, 3 january, that they weren't doing to have any request for assistance for dod. >> i'm told the mayor was reluctant to have any national guard in site of the protests during calls that included the pentagon, justice department that was in the lead and the capitol police. the major agreed to have unarmed national guard wearing different uniforms on the periphery i'm told. she was specific about not having military in view of protesters.

>> jennifer: do you think we should put-- >> julie: good morning, lovebirds! >> jennifer: oh.uttering] julie, have you been up and out already? >> julie: oh, of course. i had to go shopping for my brand-new great-grandbabies. oh, it is so lovely to be shopping for a baby girl again. it's been a long, long time for me. but i did find something for carver too. it's a onesie that's a little, tiny cub uniform. [laughs] i can hardly wait to hold those munchkins in my arms again. >> jack: julie. >> julie: what? >> jennifer: there's something you don't know. >> julie: [scoffs] oh, dear. what now? >> lani: [sighs] [sniffs] [knocking on door] [emotional piano music] ♪ ♪ >> eli: look who i found. >> lani: oh, my god. you found--you found-- you found carver and jules? you found them, eli. oh, my god. oh, my god. hi. oh, hi. hi, sweet girl. oh, my goodness. oh, let me see your face. oh. [dramatic music] ♪ ♪ >> lani: what? no. no. [yelps] no! [breathing heavily] ♪ ♪ >> male announcer: like sands through the hourglass, so are the "days of our lives." [soft orchestration] ♪ ♪ >> eli: baby, y

you just have to say jennifer lopez is the way you do it >>jimmy: wow that is - >> so, jennifer lopez> it cannot be used at every party. >> jimmy: no i cannot did the australian accent >> it's a tough one. >>jimmy: i can't do philly >> oh, philly's tough. i'm from philly. there's one for that, too. are you from philly? >> jimmy: the roots. >> oh, yeah, of course, duh! >> jimmy: where the sound's coming from. >> i have a hard time hearing it sometimes because all my teachers had it growing up, and i don't know if i'm blocking it out. because they'd be like, "well, just think of the green light across the bay." and i'd be like, "ah, i guess it's the american dream. um, but coconut water is a good one. down to the shore, we're going get some coconut water [ laughter ] down to the shore, get some coconut water, hit up the casinos, go down to the casinos. on wednesday, tuesday. like, it's really coconut water. >> jimmy: coconut water. >> try it again. >> jimmy: coconut. >> it's not coconut. >> jimmy: it's the worst tina fey gets so mad she's like, "do you -- >> coconut, coconut. like, "giv

january 28th, 2020, the estranged husband of missing connecticut mother jennifer was found unresponsivegarage. it was a shock to many. including our team who just a month earlier spent an entire day inside his home interviewing him discussion his legal troubles, while he insisted he would fight every charge against him. including the murder of his estranged wife but couldn't answer some of the key questions due to a gag order in the case. >> did you have anything to do with jennifer's disappearance? >> again i refer to the gag order. so -- i cannot answer that. last seen morning of may 24th, 2019 after dropping her five kids off at school. police discovered blood and evidence of a violent physical assault and believed she was killed inside her garage but have never found a body. his girlfriend michelle and a former attorney of dulos were all charged in the case. they are currently out on bond last week connecticut state police again searched a property once owned by company four group but search revealed nothing new politician say michelle was with him as he dispose of several garbage b

on the pandemic, jennifer joins us. what is so important it is her focus.ence, then you get out of the science and you do applied pity me out that's what she's expert at she joins us this morning. jennifer, what are your thoughts on the manufacture and the blue-collar of vaccine. -- doing vaccines. are we doing the right approach? >> the number state increases, which is encouraging. and i'm urged by the survey saying that more people want to get it now than in the months prior. it's a good approach. obviously there are challenges ahead. we need to continue to control the virus i other knee. and of course there is the global situation. as the virus continues to circulate, even protected by vaccines we have to worry about the for mutating -- potential for mutating. it needs to be wired -- widely available. lisa: a lot of us are sick and tired of social distancing was trending on twitter yesterday, hitting the pandemic wall. at one -- what point will we have rapid testing in the home to limit spread? jennifer: we should be talking about it right now and i'm qu

here she is. >> congratulations, jennifer.ecause if you can see it, you can be it. so i'm so happy for you, keep going for it. >> representation is so key. okay. jennifer, what advice do you have for a young person? i mean you didn't have anybody who looked like yourself in your dream job. if somebody doesn't have somebody in the field that they're pursuing that looks like them what is your advice to them? >> yeah, i think it's just having that personal mantra of being so good you can't be denied and keep going. there will be hardships for you. there will be struggles and difficulties but if it's something that you really want, you have to find a way to get it done and not take no for an answer. >> find a way to get it done and in the nfl we share this in the piece. it's been a difficult role to find blacks in a head coaching position in the nfl. there are only two black men that are head coaches in the nfl right now. we're showing them right there. what are your aspirations? do you hope to be a head coach one day and what wou

yeah. >> jennifer do you want to the weigh in on this or karen or all of you can sort of weigh in and how you see what key issues that you focus on as you see differences going forward over the if next four years. i'll just add what nathan said that the -- that the devos under president trump has really not honored the public promise of public service forgiveness or people who took out student loans and went into public service with the promise from the federal government that after ten years of public service and pain their debt every single month on time that the balance of their debt would be forgiven because they were putting their education for good use and public in a low paying occupation such as teaching. and others -- and right now i think about 3% of public service applications have been granted maybe less, and congress put into place a fix temporary relief of public service loan forgiveness in 2018 and those have also not been honored or paid h from that so t is just e e falls upon secretary of education because they manage the lone servicers so there needs to be real clari

senator mentioned: jennifer and i will both be -- senator manchin: jennifer and i will both be there. lgbtq absolute -- governor granholm: absolutely. with or without him. senator hoven: regarding federal lands, we have got to be able to access energy on federal lands. we have got to be able to access energy on federal lands. and we have got to have transportation. and this is both for fossil or traditional energy and renewable. we have to have transmission lines and pipelines. lee's address that. governor granholm: -- please address that. governor granholm: i am very eager to work to get transmission lines established asap. i feel like this is a conversation that has been had for years, about having the right transmission lines to take clean power, wind like you see in north dakota, from places that are generating it, and load centers. this is a very high priority, to make that happen. i look forward to working with you on that. senator hoven: we need your help and we know you know how to accomplish these things. we know you understand the importance of jobs and your commitment to th

then, a preview of the confirmation secretary for energy secretary nominee jennifer granholm, and the energy policy agenda with reporter leslie clark. watching c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning and joined the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text vestiges and we. -- and -- text messages and tweets. >> ending up wednesday, the senate energy committee considers the nomination of jennifer granholm to be energy secretary live at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span. at three p.m., another confirmation hearing for dennis mcdonough, who has been

a few funny means around that making fun of the talents so it's not that easy it's not even put jennifer lopez oh what a shame i was going to do a swing number which i am not sure why are. you very much of a with the thanks for. explaining all that now a look at some other cultural stories from around the world if we could get in new york where a must a piece of the italian renaissance painter bought it charlie is just stretched a record price for a work by that artist at auction. the painting sold for $80000000.92 with commissions and fees young man with up around all is thought to depict a young nobleman showing off his own prize our possession a decorative medallion bearing the image of a saint it is considered one of his finest portraits probably dates from the 1470s or 14 eighty's. to paris where british designer kim jones's debut collection for fendi brought some bookish glamour to his 1st show the collection was inspired by virginia woolf's novel orlando and jones recruited as many superstars and superstar models as possible with no live audience the model's runway was actually a

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jennifer griffin live from washington.et's bring in bill daly in on this, former fbi agent, control risk group senior vice president. good to see you, bill. you've been under these circumstances. jennifer brought up a number of interesting points. the fact we're so focused on washington, the authorities, i'm sure this is bothering people at the fbi, are worried about other cities and other state capitals and other places if we take our eye off the ball or resources even, should we be worried about other parts of the country next week or so? >> connell, the fbi bip put notice out to various state governments letting them know that this could find its way into and around the areas of the capitol or major cities. this is something we talked about, jennifer speaking about the security in and around washington, d.c., certainly around the event, the inauguration event, because it's a national level security event run by doj, dod, providing support, that of itself will be very secure. it is the periphery areas. the periphery in a

fÉlix, estabas hablando de jennifer lÓpez... fÉlix: siempre hablamos de jlo...Ón. es una de las artistas que estuvo presente durante la toma de posesiÓn de joe biden. escuche porque esta frase y le dio la vuelta al mundo. pronunciÓ un fragmento del juramento y lo hizo en espaÑol. vamos a escuchar ese momento. jlo: una naciÓn con libertad y justicia para todos! [mÚsica] [canta en inglÉs] [mÚsica] borja: uno de los grandes momentos. esa jennifer lÓpez haciendo esa frase en espaÑol. presentadora: y me encantÓ su interpretaciÓn. marÍa: los niÑos de estados unidos lo aprenden. una naciÓn unida con justicia para todos. quÉ maravilla escucharlo. fÉlix: ese es el mensaje principal. ya que veremos la juramentaciÓn de joe biden. el tema fue la unidad. hace dos semanas vimos ese episodio que nos impresionÓ a todos de la toma del capitolio. hoy el capitolio fue un signo de unidad. fue el mensaje central del presidente durante toda la intervenciÓn. marÍa: vamos a ver el momento en el que con su mano izquierda sobre la biblia que atesora su familia, joe biden fue juramentado

doctor jennifer lundblad. she is president and ceo of stratis health and independent nonprofit organization based in minnesota. focusing on innovations to improve health, doctor len blatt is a member of the national rural policy health research panel. she is also an adjunct professor in the division of health policy and management at the school of public health at the university of minnesota. welcome. and then dena mcdonough. our own dena. she is a bp associate director of health policy. dena joined bpc after serving as a manager of payment policy for the american academy of orthopedic surgeons. carter that she was a physician assistant and i will say not exactly a rural hospital, orthopedic surgery at mount sinai health system and new york city. and doctor lisa muller, doctor muller is a practicing primary physician for all ages in her hometown of norway, maine. she is been one of four physician leads on the incident command team for stevens memorial hospital since march. finally but certainly not least walte

jennifer asked that his health among rural of policy institute, give me your thoughts where we are and go. how important is this even outside of the pandemic? >> thank you so much. it's a pleasure to be part of this session today i come at telehealth from two perspectives. reflecting recently telehealth paper which is the focus on how telehealth contributes to rural communities. second, in a complementary balance, my fellow panelists from maine from midwest perspective here in minnesota, in this prospective working with telehealth leaders in minnesota, health systems and rural -- >> minnesota is named without the ocean -- named without the ocean. >> you kind of get that maine feel, you are exactly right. what i would say from this, this is the moment to dig in deeply understand what's working and what isn't, we can inform this going forward. when covid arrived and came in with flexibility is in place, it was like drinking from a fire hose. people needed to ramp up quickly, there's no time to redesign workflow. it was crisis mode. the results was extraordinary. we heard a couple of diff

. >> para jennifer es difícil saber que jamás podrá escuchar la voz de su padre falleció hace tres díastonces antón estuvo en un tratamiento del cual se esperaba un trasplante de riñón. >> le dio un derrame cerebral. >> antón el hecho ganas y se recuperó su señora seguir vivo pones cantones recibió su trasplante de riñón comenzó una vida nueva con menos problemas de salud. >> decía que le dolía el cuerpo. >> se hizo la prueba de covid-19 y dio positivo a los días le dio nueva humanidad es hospitalizado. >> lo colectaron al oxígeno->> la exesposa s.c. tenían contacto con él por video llamada solo le faltaba un poco de aire se iba a recuperar a los propios tíos de la noche a la mañana el estado de salud cambió. >> su corazón dejó de latir por unos momentos pero los médicos lo salvaron el 18 de enero dio su último respiro. >> su hija jennifer tiene este bonito recuerdo de él voy a hacer todo lo que pueda ser pase lo que pase siempre ... (inentendible). quería que lo cremáramos. >> vamos a una pausa pero al regresar la pandemia dejó a cientos de personas sin suficiente dinero para pagar su

la interpretaciÓn de jennifer lÓpez..u familia fueron muy efusivas. no sÓlo celebrabran el logro. recordar los que estÁn en el camino como su hijo. que falleciÓ por un cÁncer cerebral. la interpretaciÓn de la cantante lady gaga del himno nacional y la del cantante de mÚsica country, tambiÉn fue muy aplaudida. entre los regalos que recibiÓ el presidente biden de un legislador republicano una foto de la inauguraciÓn enmarcada, a sÓlo minutos de haber concluido el evento. una muestra que la tecnologÍa se mueve con mucha rapidez. ilia: gracias. jorge: un dÍa histÓrico. pero totalmente atipico. no es normal. ilia: con esto terminamos el noticiero. los invitamos que se quede con nosotros. seguimos con un especial sobre el dÍa de hoy. jorge: gracias. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [mÚsica en inglÉs] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [mÚsica en inglÉs] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [mÚsica en inglÉs] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [mÚsica en inglÉs] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [mÚsica en inglÉs] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [mÚsica en inglÉs] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [mÚsica en inglÉs] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [mÚsica en inglÉs] ♪ ♪ ♪ el presidente prometiÓ gobe

maria: alex you and jennifer lopez have what under 5% of this company how will this play out already deal takes place right are you looking to get a bigger stake or how will investments play out in hims and hers. >> we only look to doubt or triple down on winners, we think that hims and hers is in a very early stages of what could be a lot of white space out there if you look at business model a beautiful business model making hims and hers already in the market think business, 91% of the recurring income comes from recurring income, 76% marginal last quarter, growing, 90% year-over-year, recurring model is one really, really beautiful one that oak tree with howard marks one of the great vfrts of generation brings a lot of things to life andrew the founder minute walked into our house two years ago, in los angeles, he had jennifer and i, a guy grew up with -- played piano musician as teenager but himself through school bought first car left brain right brain goods to make this a massive come conglomerate, you he vested in real estate hospitality a new spyings in miami working with --

and with your support, our new secretary of energy, jennifer granholm. as always, her partner, dan, is by her side. it's wonderful to welcome you to the committee as well. right now, our nation faces a host of challenges, from getting the pandemic under control, to ability back the economy and our middle-class, to updating our infrastructure for clean energy futures, to taking steps to solve a climate crisis. these are big challenges. big challenges require big solutions. and that is why governor jennifer granholm is such a great fit to lead the department of energy. she knows how to meet big challenges, because she has done it before. in addition -- i should say during the great recession, her leadership helped rescue the u.s. auto industry and it save one million auto jobs. in addition, she helped the vice president, joe biden, implement a recovery plan that sparked a clean energy jobs boom, diversified michigan's economy and made our state a leader in clean energy jobs. we need more of that right now. and i cannot think of anyone better suited to make

analyst jennifer thank you very much for joining us on the program now 1st i want to start with the international reaction to what's happened we've heard from european leaders even the general secretary of nato and they've basically all of course denounced the storming of the capital what do you think this is going to what effect this is going to have for america's reputation internationally. i mean we're going to have to see there's still a lot that we have to do that we have to see going forward i don't think it's going to affect much the reputation but i think that the recognition is actually very important mainly because regardless of what both sides are saying or what multiple different sides are faded now becoming a little more murky donald trump a great foreign policy was able to work with not only our allies but also supposed adversaries or others overseas and reach across the borders and tried to sexually piece not only deals in the middle east but others that he was able to work with well over the trampoline operate be able to respect other countries our allies their influ

joining us is congressman gosar's brother and sister, tim and jennifer gosar.hank you very much for being here. i know this isn't an easy time for you guys. jennifer, why do you think your brother is at least in part responsible for what we saw, the attack on the u.s. capitol. >> well, you know, alisyn, thank you for having us here and to respond to your question, why do i think he's connected? i think he's connected because there have been numerous reports, you know, at least at the moment that show he was in contact regularly with ali alexander. he was there and spoke at the rally beforehand. he was there contesting the election on the congressional floor. he was tweeting both on the twitter platform and parler very different tweets at that time, but then i also know that his back story includes from pretty right wing to extremist. so that's where it's gone over the past ten years. >> tim, let me just play for everybody what that extremist ali alexander says. he says he was communicating been this with congressman gosarso listen to this. >> but i'm the guy wh

it is called jennifer and michella's law.an to you to have such a law named after your daughter? >> it would be great. it would be terrific. to memorialize these two girls that did not deserve this. >> in may, 2019, washington governor jay inslee signed that law into effect. two little girls, two innocents, riding their bikes through a park on a sunny day. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." i'm natalie morales. thank you for watching. >>> good morning. happy new year. i'm lindsey riser. the hope that comes with 2021 is being met with a sobering dose of reality this morning. there are now more than 20 million confirmed cases of coronavirus in the united states. and more than 346,000 people have died as states struggle to quickly get shots into arms. this as florida becomes the third state to record a case of that more infectious mutant form first detected in the uk. speaking of the uk, a shift

former white house communications director jennifer palmieri noting the time of this is after the georgia senate runoff races were called, perhaps the idea that democrats would control these committees that oversee these social media companies. do you have any indication that it's about politics or, as zuckerberg is pointing out, simply about the changing nature of the level of violence that we've seen? >> hallie, i believe zuckerberg,

lopez. >> sí jennifer lopez en inglés y en español. >> ahora vemos que se despide la vicepresidentados semanas hoy el capitolio era blanco de un ataque de gente rompiendo puertas, ventanas y derramaron sangre y cinco personas perdieron la vida, clarisa tú qué piensas. >> si me recordó las palabras de john f. kennedy de nueva york cuando dijo que puedes romper la nación pero joe biden dijo que es el poder de nuestro ejemplo y de reunirnos para solucionar los problemas del país y eso me da importancia y en seguir adelante. >> yo creo que hay que reconocer algo que por primera vez vimos al aeropuerto presidente joe biden reconociendo el dolor que vive el país con 400 mil vidas perdidas por la pandemia y joe biden entiende lo que es levantarse y reconstruir. >> sí es cierto y me escuchó mucho la narrativa de la unidad que si no hay unidad no hay paz ni estado de caos y vamos a comenzar de nuevo fresco verdad escucharnos unos a los otros y critico un poco lo que menciona la violencia de la centro derecha y esa fue una parte no es crítica es una reflexión y entiendo que joe biden entra a

our pentagon correspondent jennifer griffin tweeted about it today. we have 15,000 u.s. troops at the u.s. capitol today right now. we have a picture of some of them last night sleeping on the floor of the u.s. capitol. i mean, it's enough to make you want to cry, jesse. it's unbelievable. that is three times the number of troops that the united states has right now stationed in afghanistan and iraq. combined. if you have to wonder about where they domestic terror threat is for the united states right now, the major terror threat i think you can see it's right here at home. it's a function of domestic terrorism. that's a reality. that's a fact, as confirmed by that awful sight of our young men and women having to defend our own congress against domestic actions by people who are loyal to president trump. >> jesse: katie, do you take issue with anything that your colleague juan just said? >> katie: i'm glad that the national guard is in town. i love the capitol building. being protected from people who want to do the people inside of it harmon who want to destroy it. let'

donated to the democratic party and so for the democratic party, are part of that coalition, and jennifer palmieri, a top level, long-term advisor to the clintons, posted on twitter that the reason that facebook and silicon valley are now censoring the enemies of the democratic party's because they know the democrats are now in control of the key committees and have to do their bidding in order to get what they want. but the reality is, they are the ones who wield power, silicon valley does, and the rest of us are subject to their undemocratic and unaccountable whims. >> tucker: you up and sing this for 20 years, and i was 20 years ago, you said laws like this will be used against american citizens, and i want to confess, i thought you sounded paranoid at the time but you are right and i want to acknowledge that, you are right, and we a should be really, really concerned.id glenn greenwald, i know we will be talking to you a lot. appreciate it. thank you. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: this is coming from everywhere all the sudden, and we are going to unpack what we know at this hour, but

para todos >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> en medio de su interpretación de (nombre en inglés) la cantante latina jennifer♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> el himno nacional lo entonó la estrella del pop lady gaga con la banda de la marina de estados unidos resonó desde el capitolio a todo el país lady gaga fue activa en la campaña presidencial a favor de joe biden >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> [♪♪ ♪♪] >> y sin duda otra de las imágenes del día fue la despedida de donald trump de la casa blanca lo hizo rodeado de su familia y colaboradores donde no estaba el vicepresidente pence dijo que ha hecho un gran trabajo por el país y de una manera u otra regresará después él y su esposa melania trump emprendieron rumbo a la florida >> ha llamado en la florida el cambio de atuendo de melania trump de negro a colores ella lo dejó plantado >> tenemos una cobertura con amplio despliegue informativo desde varios lugares del país para llevarles este día histórico donde joe biden juramenta como presidente de estados unidos >> ha sido un día histórico en washington una cere

con ponerse un labial de jennifer lÓpez?e sencillo maluma. lo promocionÓ, salieron fotos de el con el disco de selena al lado, parece que selena dijo que no, y maluma le dejÓ ese tweet. tony:te voy a hacer la cronologÍa de esta guerra mediÁtica. en el 2018 maluma dijo que le encantarÍa trabajar con selena, que era fanÁtico de ella y selena dijo que no, no me interesa trabajar contigo porque:" es muy importante para mÍ las mujeres, asÍ que no importa lo que hagas, siempre me asegurÉ de que las mujeres estÉn bien cuidadas y es todo lo que dirÉ", haciendo alusiÓn a algunas canciones que muchos alegan que sonmisÓginas de maluma. yo no creo que el mensaje que escribiÓ sea para ella, no creo que vaya muy afÍn con la onda musical de maluma. carlos: si saliÓ un tema en donde hicieron una presentaciÓn de un disco pero no estÁ incluyendo la producciÓn de selena a lo mejor maluma se quedÓ con las ganas unta parte maity: no sÉ de dÓnde salen esas declaraciones. acuÉrdense que las disqueras son un negocio, a lo mejor le dijeron que iban

killed it it was awesome but jennifer did have a great slide.ff to washington. she's going to be performing at the inauguration >> jimmy, it's been such a a crazy year for her i mean, so amazing so many blessings. but to think in the span of 12 months, she's done the super bowl, new year's, now the inaugural. it's unbelievable. and what's interesting is she's most nervous about washington, d.c. because of the responsibility and she wants more than anything like all of us to bring people together, to inspire. and, you know, music and sports does that better than anything and she has something really cool you're going to be surprised, you're going to love it. >> jimmy: really because she always does -- all right, good. i don't want to know, this is going to be so good. 2021, do you think you guys are finally going to get married what do you think? >> we tried twice in 2020. we got bit twice by covid-19 you know, they say in baseball, third time's the charm so let's - >> jimmy: there we go. all right, good. i want to talk about the new season of ba

jennifer was going through some of the steps that are being taken.secure the holds down mccall city number one, and number two about every state capital is potentially at risk. >> it's a war zone in washington, d.c. washington, d.c., in and of itself is not that large. about there are going to be areas that the national guard and the local police are not going to be able to secure like they are going to be able to secure the capital. as a result of that i believe on the right, groups like the book of little the proud boys, q anon they are going to meet outside of the perimeters and they are going to get together and there's going to be a some very difficult trouble. what's going on is i hope we are not taking our eyes off the ball as the capital's most it's now been put on alert for trouble. there is where you may see the biggest amount of trouble. like michigan, where you have the right to carry a gun. i think you're going to find that those capitals and some of the major metropolitan cities are going to be under attack, dagen. >> dagen: ted, thank

. >> reporter: pima county sheriff's detective jennifer garcia had been in the homicide unit for all of seven months. this was a call she'd prepared for ever since she was a little girl and saw her grandfather in uniform. >> it was just something that i've always wanted to do, you know, sort of my dream job. >> reporter: and now here she was, lead detective in the biggest murder investigation in tucson. she began by methodically walking through the scene, nick's house, starting in the garage. >> immediately i noticed a bucket full of water and some carpet fibers, which at the time i thought was odd. >> reporter: inside the cabinet under the kitchen sink was open. in the living room, cleaning products left out. and in the backyard was a large pit bull. presumably whoever lived there had let the dog out? >> possibly, yes. >> or the killer had. >> yes. >> reporter: as detective garcia went up the stairs, she saw bullet holes in the wall. at the top, the master bedroom door was ajar. >> i immediately saw a bloody foot of nick morelos. i opened the door and saw his naked body laying there

latinos ha sido fundamental, harris tomÓ juro mino esto con sonia sotomayor y tambiÉn su compatriota jenniferpaciÓn latina en esta ceremonia hicimos esta pregunta. >>> una naciÓn bajÓ dios con libertad y justicia para todos. >>> palabras en espaÑol que la cantante y actriz j.lo pronuncio en la ceremonia de investidura y es que importantes figuras como la jueza sonia sotomayor formaron partÍ de esta transiciÓn de poder. (hablan en inglÉs). y es que sotomente mayor en 2009 la primera jueza latina de la suprema corte de estados unidos hoy, sotomayor juro mino to a kamala harris. pero quÉ significa la participaciÓn de hispanos en esta ceremonia. >>> momento donde tenemos ventana polÍtica para hacer cambios por los que luchamos por eso dÉcadas. >>> muchos estÁn de acuerdo es tiempo para trabajar duro para obtener lo que la comunidad hispana necesita en el paÍs. >>> es momento de pasar la reforma fui mÍ grato ray integral y sdwrus esta para todos. >>> mi esperanza que no sea simbÓlico que esto resulte en de seno jau lugar a los niÑos de estÁn en la frontera y que resulte en reunificar las familia y