jennifer in happier days.er, looked into the woman behind the picture. >> she grew up in new york city, on fifth avenue, in greenwich village. >> she is from big money? >> she was a very privileged life. >> a privileged life, but jennifer's friend said money did not spoil her. >> i love jennifer. who didn't love jennifer? >> she came from money. did she let you know that? >> no. she was not that way, i mean, she would like to adjust squall up on the sofa and watch tv. and have french fries and diet coke. >> she was the same person that she was in the early 90s. >> carrie, one of her closest friends, met jennifer in graduate school at nyu where they both studied writing. >> she looked like a sort of, intellectual version of cindy crawford. softspoken, -ing intriguing. very intelligent. >> what are her passions? what would she like to put on her blind piece of paper? >> that's a good question. i think her writing centers around a need to be loved. and i need to be seen. as one's true self. >> and she did find lo

jennifer, let me start with you.at to those investigations. >> he's certainly not going to charge anything, and honestly the department doesn't seem close to charging him. they recently executed a search warrant in a documents case and january 6th is not close to charging. i don't think it impacts the investigations into the former president. i mean i'm wondering giv given pace if they'll run up against these in 2024, but certainly for this election, they're not any closer to charging, so it won't matter. >> what if you're an fbi team assigned to one of those two cases? do you do anything different or be extra careful that you're really quiet about it. >> if you're an fbi team, you're champing at the bit to go forward because that's what fbi teams do. so likely what they do is creating problems in awkward moments for doj. ultimately they'll move forward under the guidance and at the direction of taking steps that doj is comfortable with. so the investigation will go on, witnesses will be contacted. many of them will

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jennifer: right now, it would not be too bad.ployment is not good broadly speaking, but it is what the fed is ok with seeing right now, not too much higher, that and have to break the imbalance that chair powell keeps alluding to he was saying last friday that there is way too much demand and not enough workers. jon: we have been trying our audience and the expectation is we get ready for payrolls friday. the august jobs report expected to bring 298,000 jobs, which would create decline from the previous month but still a somewhat robust jobs market. jennifer: 250,000 has been our view. it will be below the average we have seen over the past year. we cannot expect 500,000 jobs to be created every month, but slower growth is going create slower demand for workers. at the same time, we set earlier this week that there are still over 11 million job openings, almost twice the number of unemployed americans. kriti: that will balance out. the disconnect that you are seeing in the labor market, how does the labor market pull that togethe

jennifer, stay with us. derek van dam, our meteorologist, is in bradenton, florida, south of tampa for us. set the scene for us where you are. >> reporter: wolf, the extreme wind warnings that get issued by the national weather service that randy and bill have probably had flash up on their phones, those are saved for only the most extreme moments. they don't issue those lightly. and clearly the way that we are getting whipped around and battered by this violent wind is enough reason for us and the national weather service to issue those extreme wind warnings. look, we are on -- you have to bear with me. we are on the back side of this storm. and it has been -- it has been phenomenal to see how the winds have changed and how that's impacted bradenton where i'm located. first the powerful easterly winds that literally sucked the river dry, the manatee river had no water. then the wind shifted on the back side of this and we started to see the water starting to re-enter the manaste river. that is the full forc

jennifer, a couple of points to highlight.he investigation looks in not just retention of classified documents and u.s. defense information but the nature and manner in which they were stored. this on page 2 of the notice here. what potential law could be broken there? >> well, jim, there are laws around how you properly keep classified documents. we've talked before about a scif, which is the proper way to keep them. and we've heard reporting about how they were kept at mar-a-lago, how when authorities went in there and they weren't allowed to actually look at the documents in the storage room but they said at least put an additional lock on it. so, you know, it's not just a matter of who has classified documents but how it's actually kept. so, some of what the government is looking into is that issue, how these were kept. and anything kept at mar-a-lago would be improper if it's classified because there's no classified facility there. but the notion of this inventory explains how in a box would be unclassified information wi

and see jennifer hudson, momma hood, j.er whatever you wanna call me your dream girl right here, all right. we got to get people into that studio warm me up in there because it looks too cold. but you do look comfortable with that. nice blanket on jennifer. thank you so much for taking a moment to talk about your new show. we can't wait to continue watching and we can't wait to see your success in the future as well continued success. thank you so much for that. and thank you for having me you're welcome. and you can watch jennifer hudson show right here on channel two at 11 am throughout the week. this week marks 11 years since the federal government repealed its don't ask, don't tell policy, the policy forced lesbian and gay members of the military to hide their sexual identity or risk losing their military benefits. many former members say they have never been able to regain those benefits, which include merit military pensions and medical care, v a hospitals. herrera says. don't ask, don't tell almost kept her from havi

tinley. >> jennifer m.>> robert frank tipaldi. >> john james tipping ii. >> david tirado. >> hector luis tirado, jr. >> michelle lee titolo. >> john j. tobin. >> richard j. todisco. >> vladimir tomasevic. >> stephen kevin tompsett. >> thomas tong. >> doris torres. >> luis eduardo torres. >> amy elizabeth toyen. >> christopher michael traina. >> daniel patrick trant. >> abdoul karim traore. >> glenn j. travers. >> walter philip travers. >> felicia traylor-bass. >> lisa l. trerotola. >> karamo trerra. >> michael angel trinidad. >> francis joseph trombino. >> gregory james trost. willie q. troy. >> zhanetta valentinovna tsoy. >> michael patrick tucker. >> lance richard tumulty. >> ching ping tung. >> simon james turner. >> donald joseph tuzio. >> robert t. twomey. >> jennifer lynn tzemis. >> john g. ueltzhoeffer. >> and to my brother rudolph. we love you, we miss you. god bless you. keep us all safe. thank you. >> and my grandfather, horace. i wish i could have met you i would love to have played golf together

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earlier we spoke to jennifer who made a very similar point. this is what she told us with us, you shall process was sparked by demands for more just and equitable society. and so the outcome of sundays referendum signals, whether countries can use constitution making to improve satisfaction with democracy. and the new constitution's defeat would signal the triumph of anti democratic forces. that's because the opponents to the new constitution are not just expressing policy disagreement. they are relying on fake news and fear mongering to undermine the new constitution's legitimacy. for example, they demonize marginalized social groups like indigenous peoples, circulating falsehoods on social media like the new constitution will allow indigenous peoples to steal your house. these tactics are straight out of the trump and boston are a playbook and their global diffusion is extremely concerning. valentina, can you tell us what about the misinformation? some of the most outrageous rumors that you've heard you've read, you've seen? well, for exampl

jennifer: i didn't actually have to fill out any applications to come to george mason.hey did all of the paperwork for me. all i had to do was just keep my good grades. judy: all that and more on tonight's "pbs newshour." ♪ >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by -- >> for 25 years, consumer cellular has been offering no contract wireless plans designed to help people do more of what they like. our u.s.-based customer service team can find the plan that fits you. to learn more, visit consumerllular.tv. ♪ >> and with the ongoing support of these individuals and institutions, and friends of the newshour, including the andersons and smiths. >> the john s. and james l. knight foundation, fostering informed and engaged communities. more at kf.org. ♪ ♪ >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. judy: hurricane ian is bulking up again and bearing down on florida's west coast. the storm lost some punch over western cuba today, then began regaining stre

and jennifer rodgers, cnn legal analyst and former federal prosecutor.irst of all on "the washington post" reporting, we don't have more details or we can't independently confirm what "the washington post" is reporting, but on just . >> it's consistent with some of the reporting we've heard before that there are very, very high-level, highly classified documents held at mar-a-lago. nuclear secrets are among the most closely held in government. this is consistent with what's been out there although with more detail. i do wonder how it's getting out and who's leaking it. i think it's problematic if those leaks are coming from inside the government. but in terms of the government's case, you know, listen, this is the kind of document that you would charge a case about, and it's not a document that's going to be subject to any sort of executive privilege or attorney-client privilege. so when you think about documents that are going to be available to the government to charge criminally if they choose, this is the sort of document you're talking about. >> i w

jennifer is undoubtedly the only professor in the country who teaches not one course of supreme court justice but two courses with supreme court justiceses annually. justice kavanaugh and justice thomas. so that's pretty neat and it puts a a feather inner cat. without further ado professor mascott one percenter article on edgar versus bull. >> thank you so much for having me. good morning to everybody. the last time i was here speaking at the constitution day event for cato was in 2018 right in the middle of the confirmation proceeding for justice kavanaugh. and i thinkti the theme of this particular panel is quite significant because it's been important to the court this past term. i think it will be important many years to come. and i think with the advent of justice kavanaugh and now justice barrett and all the other changes including justice breyer's retirement and justice jackson's added to the bench, the kind of opinions we're going to see in these areas will be changing and the court will be more forward lean on accountability and structure. so my co-panelists have been been ab

cnn's jennifer gray is back with the cnn weather center.arn about the effects of climate change from watching a storm such as hurricane ian? >> i think we're seeing first hand, jake, in the last couple years we saw it with harvey and seeing it now with ian how much water that these storms can hold. we are seeing just incredible amounts of rainfall, record rainfall with these storms. we're also seeing the storms get stronger and get stronger quicker with that rapid intensification. now we're seeing more of them and more frequently. but the amount of water that fell with this storm in particular, the radar estimates that huge area of 20 inches. we know some areas received even more. this is across the entire state, the entire peninsula of florida. look at this. the preliminary rainfall totals, close to 20 inches in north port. these are some of the totals that we got over the last 24 hours or so. the strongest landfall as well. this one ranks number four, 150 miles per hour. we talked about how it ties with hurricane charlie . that labor day

we talk in depth with jennifer siebel newsom. coming to you from kqed headquarters in san francisco, this friday september 16th, 2022. tonight, we have a special interview with california's first partner, jennifer siebel newsom. she is also a documentary maker his new film explores a topic that many of us can relate to. it focuses on the homefront and asks who does the housework and who takes care of the kids. what does that reveal about our relationships let's take a look. >> for women to step into the full power it requires man to step into the full power in the home. that's a legacy that we all deserve. >> jennifer siebel newsom joins us now. thanks so much for being here. it's great to have you here. this is the first time we get to meet so i'm looking forward to get to know you a little bit and for our audience to get to know you a bit better, as well. you have partnership and a lot of your work. partner is in your first part of your name, as well. why is it that you chose first partner instead of first lady? >> i chose firs

me, victor, natalia, jennifer and our kids. you when my son was born on september 10, 2018. i also want to say i miss you. i miss you, i miss mom and dad very much. god bless america. >> lynne irene morris >> seth allan morris stephen philip morris christopher martel morrison >> ferdinand v morrone >> william david moskal marco motroni cynthia motus-wilson iouri a mouchinski jude joseph moussa peter moutos damion o'neil mowatt christopher mozzillo stephen vincent mulderry richard muldowney jr >> michael d mullan >> dennis michael mulligan >> peter james mulligan >> michael joseph mullin >> james donald munhall >> nancy muniz >> carlos munoz >> frank munoz theresa munson robert m murach >> cesar augusto murillo >> marc a murolo >> brian joseph murphy >> charles anthony murphy >> christopher w murphy >> edward charles murphy >> james f murphy iv >> james thomas murphy >> kevin james murphy >> patrick sean murphy >> raymond e murphy >> the sergeant of the osama, the department of defense, the pentagon. family and friends who truly

would any duj out there, jennifer -- judge out there, jennifer, stop the national security assessmente thought is that people around the country -- i mean around the world could be in danger because of all of this >> the answer is no. no judge would stop it. judge cannon already allowed for that, right. she already said, you can use it as far as the national security assessment goes. you can't use it for the criminal investigation. what's happened is doj came back and said we can't separate out those two because we need the fbi to help us figure out whether there's any damage here. so now they said judge, you have to let us do this side to do the other side and the question is, what does she say to that? >> on the new reporting you've got the two proposals and names presented from the doj, two from the trump team. trump says we don't like the doj proposed. does one team's selection have more weight than the other? >> well, first of all, the notion that team trump doesn't want to offend anyone or damage anyone's reputation by making a public filing is silly. i hope and assume the judge

thank you very much jennifer. [applause] that was incredible you maintain your composure and delivering, very impressive, first i will remind online we were interviewer sending your questions so it can be sent to me right here and before we open up questions to the audience and people online i would like to sign the moderators privilege, jennifer, federal court claims act god in, the westfall act precludes state courts which as i learned from your article that was a remedy of the founding era, is it only congress that can go about limiting the westfall act, i don't know here but are there any arguments to be made that thiss other absence to vindicate one's search to pursue a court having all these avenues effectively closed off that is to say other constitutional arguments against the westfalll act itself or are the courts out of it and it truly is up to the congress? >> congress could obviously revisit, i think somebody could perhaps bring a challenge to the constitutionality, there hasn't been a strategy without

jennifer and charlie, editor for the daily mail. welcome to both of you. let's take a little bit of a listen to a younger queen. keir was just mentioning the way that media and the way of story telling really has evolved so much in this life. this was queen elizabeth, we checked here, on her 21st birthday giving an address in 1947. >> it is very simple. idea claire before you all that my whole life, whether it be long or short, shall be devoted to your service and to the service of our great imperial family to which we all belong. >> charlie, what should we know about that service? >> well, i think that that statement right there was exactly what guided queen elizabeth ii throughout her life. a day did not go by where she did not devote herself to her life of service. she endured many a struggle, both personal and public, and she weathered them all with a huge amount of stoicism and grace. she balanced her role as a matriarch with her role as a monarch incredibly well, to the point where i don't think many people could ever have imagined that she would hav

. >>> and the inside story on superstar jennifer lopez getting behind a $14 billion business plan find out who she is targeting. "early today" starts right now >>> good wednesday morning i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. hurricane fiona is now a cat 4 storm, whipping through turks and caicos moving north. and it is expected to brush by bermuda later this week. hard hit puerto rico is reeling with 80% of the island still in the dark and 55% without water fema is sending hundreds more personnel to puerto rico with many teams already on the ground and the governor is requesting president biden declare a major disaster to free up more funds for recovery efforts nbc's dan sheneman starts us off. >> reporter: hurricane fiona hitting turks and caicos with a force of a category 3 storm. forecasters warn up to 8 inches of rain could soak the islands fiona has already damaged parts of the caribbean the storm reached hurricane strength before slamming into puerto rico sunday two feet of rain fell on the u.s. territory and the storm's winds knocked out the power supply this man said it was

[inaudible] >> i may be losing jennifer. hopefully we will get her back.nitary castro, feel free to pick up where she was leaving off. but i also think it bears mentioning that we could have been sitting here this weekend, talking about a looming economic crisis. as it relates to the strike among rail workers. that crisis of course, averted. and so i think in addition to the fact that you have republicans really not having the message going into midterms. you also have an administration that is continuing to show that it can handle crisis both at home and abroad. >> yeah i mean the contrast couldn't be greater. you have joe biden and his administration spending the time, rolling up their sleeves, averting the rail strike that would cripple our economy. and hurt many people across the country. and getting that done effectively. on the other hand you have a republican party that is all circus and no substance. whether it is here on immigration, or abortion, where you have the candidates that have said. this is a moral issue. they have been fighting to end ab

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thanks, jennifer. hope you're safe and well. good talking to you. >> thank you. >> neil: i mentioned steve harrigan. i've known him from the beginning of fox. he goes into arm's way. if people are in harm's way, he helps the people out. he doesn't record them and take a look at the image. he gets involved if they need the help. that is steve harrigan. he was doing it and has been doing it quite a bit in florida where these on going rescues are continuing. steve, how are things now? >> neil, i think there's a tremendous effort here private and public. we're seeing the national guard here behind me. they're getting that raft ready. and about 100 yards past them is just a private vehicle that can cut through heavy water. we've seen about everything that floats or can get through deep water come through here. we've probably seen 60 or 70 rescues, many elderly, many of them people have difficulty walking, small children, people with pets. have said the water p quickly overnight, about a three foot rise quickly and they're stuck. we h

so, jennifer, they're going to debate whether they should ask trump and pence to testify.you really think either of them would? or is this just so they could get on the record that they asked? >> certainly trump will not, he has criminal exposure. we know that he's [inaudible] so he would not appear. if he did, he would plead the fifth. so that's more of a political thing. pence, they have a legitimate reason to ask for. and i think that he will delay also. i don't think he'll want to appear. he made that pretty clear. but he has actual legitimate testimony that he ought to give. so that, i think is a request that the committee ought to me. >> yes, julia, some members say that it's all about putting the invitation on the record and they're still debating whether to criminally referred him to the -- at the end of this. it will be important to ask him to speak it if they do aim to do that. >> yes, and i agree with jennifer that i think that there would be reasons to ask them both to testify. but, really the only person who would have the motivation at this stage is pence. hi

i am not sure of that, but i think the doj should investigate that. >> yeah, jennifer, i want to talkat we are watching with the migrants. i also want to bring in lindsey graham going out there, pushing for a 15-week abortion ban on the federal level. because to me there is a threat here. one of the threads, of course, that real lives could be impacted. there is also the threat that they have got nothing else, right? this is the best that they think they have got going into a midterm election. what did you make of this announcement from lindsey graham? >> well, first of all, it is astonishing to me, since their best issue was and still is inflation. that apparently is not working at all for them. it may be because they have zero solutions. although they can point to the price rages, to the middle class squeeze. they don't have any solutions to it. so now they are going far field, to all of these hate filled culture issues. but in this case, i think it is rapidly misfiring. we have never seen polls that show this many people -- [inaudible] >> i maybe losing jennifer, hopefully we will

first, my wife jennifer. i'm very proud to announce that just yesterday, we celebrated our 30th wedding anniversary. jennifer has been steadfastly by my side for this entire military journey. through 15 lives, nearly 200 overnight icbm alerts, countless late nights and trips away from home, and most recently, and the years separated, while i deployed to the middle east. she is taking on all these challenges in congress than with a smile on her face, and warned that her heart. her most amazing accomplishment has been raising her two children into the fine young adults you see here. our son john is a director of social media content for sports marketing firm. our daughter sarah, recently completed a masters degree and public administration with a perfect four point out gpa. jennifer and i could not be prouder of these two. they followed moment out all over the country, and been successful at every turn. then we challenges head on, have always shown maturity beyond their years, optimism, and a contagious what. m

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hi, jennifer. >> hi, martha. the joint staff here held a meeting this morning.been on interagency calls to support recovery, rescue operations and the like. there could be hundreds of dead according to one area mayor. i turned with a briefing about the response. high water vehicles are being resourced and the national guard from tennessee is on their way. southwest florida is home of u.s. central command and special operations command both located at mcdill in tampa. centcom has been temporarily relocated and the base was evacuated earlier this week. a senior defense official said minimal damage has been done to the base. national guardsmen are assessing the area. the coast guard has rescued dozens of people by helicopter. >> this is up there in terms of the historic nature. what we haven't seen is the combination of just massive storm surge from the wind-driven waves and water coming from the ocean and up in to the rivers and just the historic amount of rain in such a short period of time. >> 4,927 national guardsmen have been mobilized to help with rescue effo

trey: jennifer griffin.gratulations, rarely can i say this in life, well deserved gold medal, i don't think i know that anyone that has won a gold medal i know you. >> thank you, trey. trey: as ukraine advances and retakes ter territory there have be been. >> discoveries, what is a war crime and what is your evidence that russia has committed war crimes? >> starts from the deliberation of car kharkiv, we found a lot of evidence of potential war crimes. some of them are dated the beginning of march. the beginning of occupation. we have found more than 450 graves and every day exhumation is on going, we created joint investigation teams together with investigators, experts and p per persecutors, every day we find new and more. i would just want to mention the family which was killed the three generations of one family. parents, children, and grandparents who were killed in a residential building, destroyed by russian bombs. and when we found these we understand, that russian aggressor should not be unpunished.

meanwhile, i want to ask jennifer hassan, who is in london, jennifer, this is such -- it's incrediblerch but elizabeth. the fact that, you know, keir was talking about that last time we saw her on the balcony at buckingham palace was in june to celebrate her 70 years on the throne. jennifer, it's kind of difficult to put into perspective just the impact that elizabeth has had on great britain. >> yeah, yeah, jose, you're completely right. whether you're a fan of the monarchy or not, this is -- this will be the end of an era. you know, the nation is always glued to reports about the queen's health. you know, any slight indication she may or may not be unwell, straightaway people start speculating. this definitely feels different. this feels very much so like the queen could potentially not be with us for much longer. i think for a lot of brits, as you said, many of us, me included, don't know life without queen elizabeth on the throne. it is quite an unsettling thought to just even imagine what the country will look and be like without her around. >> yeah. and, keir, just looking at so

jennifer, just in terms of what we have just heard, what stands out to you? >> well i mean again, these are very, very serious documents, they're not the sort of thing that should be anywhere outside of the proper places inside the scif. so it seems to me that this is the sort of thing that makes it more likely that ultimately we will see a criminal charge here, whether it's classified documents charge, where the statute that they listed in the search warrant about national defence information. >> david urban, this makes sense to you the former president would have these documents in mar-a-lago? >> no, anderson, i don't know any reasoning why you'd have this level of classified information anywhere outside of scif, as has been referred to earlier as devlin was saying, this is not just top secret but sap programs, special access programs that you were read into individually. it is because you hold the top secret clearance, all these programs on a need to know basis, so you are read into these individual programs, and only certain people are qualified to be rig

okay, so jennifer, where is it right now, has it made landfall? >> it hasn't officially yet made landfall, but it is making landfall. the national hurricane center will put out a statement, the official landfall statement really any moment from now. this is making landfall as we speak. we're still getting that on shore wind, especially in places where nick is, myrtle beach, the worst of it, but i do think that it is peaking. i don't think they're going to get much more storm surge than they have gotten thus far. they have gotten six feet so far. we have an outgoing tide, so that is helping them, they still have an on shore flow, but i don't think it is going to be able to beat that outgoing tide and get the storm surge level much higher. we're getting that offshore wind around charleston, that's why you're not seeing as much there. charleston is getting battered with the rain. good news is all of this is going to push inland. in the next couple of hours, the rain will be finished along the coast, the storm surge will be going out, and things will

jennifer rodgers, come in on that point. this is the former white house counsel, the former deputy white house counsel, the men who donald trump put in charge of the sensitive documents handling the documents on the way out but the men who also saw a lot in the to and fro from election day through january 6th and biden inauguration day. how significant is it that the separate criminal investigation into january 6th now gets grand jury testimony from the top two trump white house lawyers? >> well, it's potentially very significant, although it depends on what they're willing to do. we saw him testify in a deposition to the committee, and he invoked privilege a lot. he wouldn't talk about any of the conversations that he had with trump, any advice he gave to trump, relying on executive privilege. so the question is as he appears before the grand jury has doj been able to break through this? have they made an agreement about executive privilege and what he'll testify to? have they even gone to court under seal and gotten a ruli

lo is taking ben's last name and will now go by jennifer affleck. [ laughter ] that's good. if she went by jennifer lopez-affleck, her nickname would be j loaf. [ laughter ] not as cute. ever since the news came out about jennifer lopez and ben affleck's surprise wedding, a lot of people have been saying the whole story reminds them of the plot of a j.lo movie. >> tariq: i've been saying that all day. >> jimmy: what's that, tariq >> tariq: you know, this whole thing is just like that j.lo movie where, you know, she makes the guy who was holding up that sign, she marries him. >> jimmy: you mean "marry me?" >> tariq: no, no, no, not "marry me. the one were she marries the guy who saves her from being crushed by -- it was like a runaway dumpster >> jimmy: you mean "the wedding planner. >> tariq: no, no, no i mean, the one where she falls for the hunky senate candidate who's staying at the hotel where she works. >> jimmy: "maid in manhattan"? >> tariq: no, no, no i'm talking about the one where her mother-in-law, she wears the white dress to her wedding instead of the peach colo

and now jennifer uploads a photo with three daughters and the signature these girls are my prioritieselse matters. the four of us forever go to the tattoo parlor and fill the muzzle of his beloved bull mastiff budkus over the portrait of his wife, who was filmed with him in the company and died many years ago representatives the actor is not very convincing. explains that sly wanted to renew the tattoo to his spouse, but it turned out unsuccessfully, so it was decided to replace it with psa. sylvester was always very kind to the pet and said that the booth supported him and comforted him when he became he was still nobody. but stallone met jennifer flavin, when he had already become a celebrity with two divorces behind him, at that time he was going through a not very summer period, just the disastrous rambo 3 came out, for which he received a golden raspberry, young fashion model jennifer for 22 years, younger than him immediately cheered up. they started an affair but slide wasn't even trying to be a model boyfriend when he found out that his other girlfriend was pregnant. he broke

we got lucky a lot of times on the way home. >> that was jennifer dowling reporting for us tonight.ething like that certainly could happen in the sierra yes around here and that wind can blow fire can move really fast. now to our 4 zone doesn't look like there's fire danger here at sfo. covered in a lawrence is back and he's looking at the long-range forecast trying to drum up some rain on the models, trying to bring a chance of a few showers our way out there right now. yeah, that sea breeze is blowing the fog low clouds. they are moving on shore. temperatures. >> our stay relatively cool, especially compared to last weekend outside kind of a neat shot from the berkeley hills up above. we've got some mid to high level clouds, some of that some tropical moisture still moving on by doppler even picking up some moisture moving into parts of the north bay. but most that not hitting the ground, but it's fun to see hopefully more of that to come and that the models right here, you're going to see as we head through time, you see the low kind of spinning off the coastline that dropping do

first my wife jennifer. i'm very proud now just yesterday, we celebrate our 30th wedding anniversary. jennifer has been steadfastly by my side for this entire military journey. through 15 moves nearly 200 overnight icbm alerts, countless late nights and troops away from home. and most recently, a year supported while i deployed to the middle east. she has taken on all these challenges and target them with a smile on her face and warmth in her heart. but her most amazing accomplishment has been raising our two children and -- into the final to see here. our son jonathan rideau social media content for a sports marketing firm. in our daughter sarah recently completed a masters degree in public administration with a perfect four point oh gpa. jennifer and i cannot be prouder of these two. they have followed moment that all over the country and been successful at every turn. they meet challenges head on and have always shown maturity beyond their years. optimism in a contagious wit. my home and family are my bed

dead. >> jennifer was stunned.her next breath, said annd chacey is in custody. and i thought, -- >> wow -- >> and i said, what? what? she was hysterical. and it was horrible. >> i thought i did. >> he was how old? >> when he died, 47. >> that's too soon. >> yeah, 47 years old. a young man still. he had so much more to live for and more fires to fight and put out. so many more lives to save. >> a murdered son. a daughter in law arrested. it was all too much to take. and it wasn't over. a manhunt was underway for the mysterious michael garza. a possible killer at large, whose world was shrinking by the minute. >> coming up -- >> is it sheila? >> inside the high stakes search for michael garza. >> i know i didn't raise a boy that is evil like that. >> we don't want it to get ugly for him anymore than we do for us. okay? >> when "dateline" continues. ♪ it's the most wonderful time of the year ♪ claritin provides non-drowsy symptom relief from over 200 indoor and outdoor allergens, day after day. feel the clarity and ma

phil neville talk about a double rannie, jennifer griffin following that. every day prices going up, up, and away but it put a squeeze on orange growers. the latest from ashley webster in florida. misael arellanes did you just say squeeze on orange growers. i said that's too obvious. at an orange grove, i'm in an orange grove in west central florida. they have another month to go before they become fully mature, they turn orange and end up getting squeezed into orange juice but there are couple problems facing orange growers, big what is the green searching disease caused by a tiny asian insect that wreaks havoc. this is what it looks like. is smaller and misshapen and bitter and not available for sale, that is a huge problem. i want to show you some numbers, production levels of florida oranges going back to 2007-8, production was 15 years ago, 250 million boxes of oranges, fast forward to the latest numbers, 41 boxes of oranges down 83. 5%. let's look at some drone footage as we can tell you the acreage devoted to citrus production has dropped dramaticall

jennifer gray is in the weather center. i want to start with a new bulletin. so what have we learned now? >> we have 120-mile-per-hour winds with gusts of 150. it's still moving to the north-northeast at about 10 miles per hour. basically it's paralleling key west right now. the lower keys have received tropical storm force winds, and conditions are only going to deteriorate across the southern peninsula of florida throughout the overnight tonight. tropical storm force winds will be arriving across south florida within the next couple of hours and throughout the day tomorrow and the early afternoon. or early to mid afternoon. we should be seeing a landfall. so 8:00 tonight, by 8:00 wednesday morning, this is when the earliest arrival of tropical storm force winds will arrive. we could see these winds maintain across this area all the way through friday morning. so as this storm marches across the state, we are going to be inundated with the high storm surge, but 20 to 30 inches of rain, as well as the winds that will be relentless. this could be a category 4 s

with me today are the most important people in my life first my wife, jennifer. i'm proud to announce just yesterday we celebrated our 30th wedding anniversary. jennifer has been steadfastly by my side for this entire journey through 15 moves nearly 200 overnight alerts, countless late nights and trips away from home and most recently in the years separatedes while i deployed to the middle east. she's taken on all these challenges with a smile on her face and warmth in her heart but whthe most amazing accomplishme has been raising our two children and the fine young adults that you see here. our son as a director of the social media content for the sports marketing firm and our daughter, sarah recently completed a masters degree in public administration with a perfect 4.0 gpa.r jennifer and i couldn't be more proud. they followed mom and dad all over the country and have been successful at every turn. they meet the challenges head on and show optimism and a contagious weight. my home and family are my a bedrock and art at the center of any career success that i'v

jennifer mcgraw has the story. >> cyber attackers back at it.geting la unified school district threatening to release students personal information. if the ransom is not paid. i'm not going to venture into. >> the level of conversation, what we would agree to or what i said was that we have not responded to the ransom demand. the massive attack on the nation's second largest school district has been a part of a criminal investigation. superintendent alberto wants to know how it happened and those responsible was human error. >> was a systemic failure on the part of a 3rd party entity that it's connected to our system, right? that opened the door. what's at risk? quite possibly student records. we believe that some of the data that was accessed. >> may have some students. things may have some degree of attendance data. >> but more than likely lacks personally identifiable information or very sensitive. health information or social security number information. so it is a containable, a risk that that we're dealing with here. this system outage occ

so we extend all appreciation to barristers, jennifer robinson, that jenna edwin was jenn, me, and own others. jenny, i will high loyal anti barley, danny. i will hundreds of others if i failed to mention and also mr. jimbo miller, the representative of the internet and a physician of justice for us being here today. assisting us with our submission to the courts, to my fellow brother, until a block lamb, all the families of all the palestinian london journalism, old palestine in the victim. the crimes of these radio capacious forces can go on punished. we start our proceedings here today, and we start a new chapter in our history, as the case has been presented to the international calls of justice. he always said jude what harlan would de la it is been presented to the attorney general of the father. i see, see, and we hope it will not be long before investigation is initiated. in this particular case, the assassination of journalists study in our burglar will also warn off any prolonging aud procrastination in the proceedings simply for the reason that we, as journalist and members