jen was shopping.e at school. >> reporter: so she wondered, had he been cleaning up a murder scene? eileen went to court the day remy took the stand and listened. >> i knew he was lying. i could tell some of the things he was saying, i needed to hear how he was talking, how it was sounding coming out of his mouth. >> reporter: what do you think happened that day, when you run it through your mind? >> he knew i was gone. he knew i was back home. and he was angry. and i think jen had decided that, "i'm moving on, too." and i think he just couldn't handle it. i just think he just snapped. >> reporter: eileen started to worry what would happen if remy was acquitted? he was sending her messages on facebook from court. >> he was on his lawyer's laptop, messaging me, telling me how much he loved me, and how could i give up on him. >> reporter: after three weeks of trial, the jurors got the case. they filed back into court just three hours later. >> with respect to count one of the indictments, charging the cr

jennings and i go back several years. her flamboyant personality tends to draw attention from staff and her and i had several interactions as a result of her loud nature, let's say. >> i know. >> what did i tell you was going to cause you to get in trouble? >> my mouth. >> and what got you in trouble? >> my outspokenness. my mouth. >> okay. you list it as outspokenness. you come across very aggressive when you talk because you're loud. >> jennings is charged with identity theft, wrongful impersonation, and driving without a license. she has pled not guilty and is awaiting trial. but she has had several prior convictions for identity theft and credit card fraud which resulted in two prison terms. >> it's more like a hobby, credit card fraud. when you work you have to find something you like doing. you can't just pick any job because then you're not going to stay there. plus i can't work for minimum wage. it's not enough money. >> it seems most inmates who know her have an opinion about jennings. some appreciate her big per

ve any ai-jen: i did. actually just going to ay --i mean, i've been so nspired by hook 50 and all the work you've been leading on mass incarceration and i think that we just have to get smarter and more creative about how we are connecting the dots between and pain that kinds of people feel in this economy. that we f the things think about a lot is the fact this country is actually generation aby boom is reaching retirement age at a ate of a person every eight seconds. 10,000 people turn 65 per day. call it the silver tsunami, the gray revolution. [laughter] sec. reich: why did somebody give me a microphone? [laughter] ai-jen: and what it's resulting in -- well, and also, because of advances in healthcare and technology, people are living longer than ever before, so people of my grandmother's demographic are the fastest-growing demographic in the country, 85 and older. the are about to have largest older population we've this ad in the history of country. country. [applause] ai-jen: no, it's a good thing.

jennings. a gain of a couple of yards. and whitlock, out there the last series as a pass rusher, now as a fullback. >> jon: i think tom coughlin would love to see his offense put miami away. eli manning has more touchdowns than incompletions in the game. he's been tremendous. needs to find another completion to keep the drive alive. third and five, eli in trouble, hit as he threw, incomplete. vernon was coming to get the quarterback. manning got rid of it in time. miami needed a three and out, and they get it. just over 6:00 to go in regulation. >> jon: he beats ericeck flowers with ease. and that's a critical stop for the dolphins. and somehow, landry continues to go. he's struggling physically. with all the work he's had tonight. >> mike: wing, kicking out of his own end zone. ball. wing gets rid of it. landry, on the run. can't get to it on the bounce, stopped shy of midfield. so, the dolphins take over in giants territory. the defense needed a three and out, and the hit by vernon on manning forced that. how are you? i'

.: i have an example of -- i am sorry, jen. jen: it's a marvel of composition. tom: oh. david s.: i was just surprised as to how cuddly your elephants are. i wonder if that's some strategy you use, to soften them. tom: it is the same sort of strategy that fishermen use. they don't make the hook look sharp and horrible. they make it look like food. [laughter] tom: i certainly enjoyed and feel strongly about putting this element into my cartoons, but, i don't know, you have to make choices as to how you present what you have to say. i mean, that is really half of the job. for me, i want my cartoons to reflect just my personal way of being with information and opinions, and i just feel if you make it look sweet and nonthreatening, is that it invites you in, rather than stiff arms you away. then all of a sudden you find yourself and mashed in my world, and then you discover, there is a hook in there. [laughter] david s.: i have always been interested in your little biographical tom toles in the right-hand corner. what are you thinking about it when you write it? tom: the tho

please welcome ai-jen poo.plause] judge cordell: van jones is an environmental advocate, civil rights activist. and he is the cofounder of four nonprofit organizations, including "rebuild the dream," of which he is president. he is also a cnn political contributor. van is a yale educated lawyer, and in 2009 worked as the green jobs advisor to president obama. he is the author of the new york times best-selling book, "rebuild the dream." please welcome van jones. [applause] judge cordell: our final panelist, katrina vanden heuvel, is the publisher and editor of "the nation." she is a frequent commentator on tv and radio and the author of numerous books. she is a weekly online columnist for the washington post. her blog appears at thenation.com. please welcome katrina heuvel. [applause] judge cordell: we are going to start our conversation with a question i am going to throw out for all of you. in a 2014 pew survey, inequality was the top choice for greatest threat to the world. all of the presidential candidates

giants running baccarat running back rashad jennings is a man above. he were steve: rashad jennings ran for more than 100 yards on sunday against the panthers. allison: but he wants to be known for more than what he good on the field. steve: he tells us what drives him in his own words. >> reporter: hello, hello. welcome to my humble palace. you know as rashad jennings of the new york giants, but i'm much more than that. i like music. music is one of the only elements in the world where you can change an entire room, mood, emotions, without touching furniture or people. it relaxes you. that is why music is an important piece of who i am. being a running back on the new york giants is one of the funnest jobs you can have in the entire world. you're playing in a mecca with the greatest head coach. you're playing with one of the greatest quarterbacks. it's a fun atmosphere to play. and my job is to find ways, some shape or form, to contribute to the team, whether it's fighting for first downs, whether it's getting those hidden yardages, whether it's prote

aaron jennings spent seven seasons as basketball head coach. now, he's in his first year as the men's basketball head coach replacing paul gavin who became the athletic director in november. "i knew that when i was his assistant coach 8 years ago, i wanted to be a head coach. and i never thought about coaching the women's side of it, but i loved mount mercy. i grew through the fouyears as an assistant knowing what they stood for, and beinin coach and wanting to lead student athletes. it was a good fit." jennings went 138-908in his tenure as the women's basketball head coach. he led the mustangs to the quarterfinals of the naia divison 2 women's basketball championship in 2012. so far, jennings has led the mustangs to a 7-3 record while averaging 92 points a game. "yes, it's a change. but, it's not necessarily a change in terms of the basketball that's being played, it's a change with just a connection to the team. so much of your relationship is built through the recruiting process, through the preseason, thth the summer workouts, all that kind

lauren and jen, back over to you. >>> we have breaking news. philadelphia police investigating a triple shooting in the fair hill section. >> one of the victims left in critical condition. the lets head out to fox nine's jennifer joins live at police headquarters, this morning. >> reporter: good morning, jen and lauren. police are trying to find two shooters that fired 15 shots last night striking three people, as you mentioned one person remains in critical condition, police say that the troop will shooting happened on the 100 block of east somerset street in the fair hill section. a male and female in their 20's are listed in stable condition. a 36 year-old man shot in the thigh is in critical condition. victims were fund lying on the ground close to one another. they were transported to police, by police, to temple hospital as investigators searched for the the shooters, police say that they are looking for two males who took off from that area. >> we're told that the the shooters were two males wearing mask and dark clothing and they fled o

team members jen davidson and beth lenz, and the boat's captain. john 'lj' benson. this won't be leisurely... we're racing the elements. in the mountains overlooking the bay, a storm is threatening. it's an ominous day to go scuba diving, but science doesn't wait for perfect weather. near our dive site, beth and jen jump in with snorkel gear to help us zero in on the reef below. the event that brought us here is called bleaching. higher than normal water temperatures cause corals to expel the symbiotic plant cells which provide them food. without the algae the corals begin to starve...turning healthy brown coral, ghostly white. this year's bleaching has been so pervasive, that for only the third time in history, scientists have declared it a global event. back on board, i check out a new piece of equipment; an aquatic communication system that will let me talk underwater. jen and beth surface, confirming we're on the reef. >> directly under me. >> it's directly under her... we'll do it, because this coral is really amazing. >> with the weather still holding, though

welcome to rashad jennings foundation first annual conference. the funny thing is that a kid would rather have a funky dirty crusty sock worn by a professional athlete. he really wore this that have something brand spanking new. >> i honestly sleep better i'm trying my best to change communities. i'm trying to win championships and make a difference. i had a kid, james jordan thomas her parents called me and said our child is battling cancer and the doctor only gave him a week to live. if you can do anything in the world what would you want to do? he said i like rashad jennings. still it's the position. i never take it for granted. i had him come up. he was really sick and i took him around the locker room and showed them what it was like to be me for a day. i took him in the weight room. let him try to lift some weights break i asked him some the things that he likes to do. he said can i ask you something? i said sure. are you fearful of anything? his family as they are and i said am i afraid of anything? he said yes, does anything scare you? i

jen: in the days heading up to christmas, probably about 100 a day. like a machine. part of the bakery before the holidays. anne: it is great. everything. make sure you get orders and eve. we have amherst, new bethany, pastry.net. sean: you mentioned the will be pies if you want them -- whoopie pies if you want been delivered. states. who say, "oh, i want something from rhetoric' s -- from s." anne: there is a line out the door. sean: some great holiday stuff right there. easy to take to a party . anne: just call us, and we will make something delicious for you. sean: and again, the website? anne: pastry.net, nice and easy. sean: you make that look so easy. that does it for us. jeb bush: here's the truth you will not hear from our president: we are at war with radical islamic terrorism. it is the struggle that will determine the fate of the free world. the united states should not delay in leading a global coalition to take out isis with overwhelming force. their aim is our total destruction. threat or negotiate with it. we have but one choice: vo: ri

. >> where jen is he. hi, jenny. >> reporter: mike, lauren, got a call from one angry parent say not even one of the parent notified here this happened tuesday at meade elementary school in north philadelphia. here is a look at what the needles look like. and if that's not concerning enough, police tell us, that all of this happened tuesday morning, and were not notified until about 5:00 p.m. we are hearing report of at least five children, who were poked with needles, it is unclear why it took the school more than five hours to notify the philadelphia police department, because investigators tell us that the needles used were turned into a lunchtime aid, and subsequently handed over to school police. one of the victims little girl told police that she was poked in the back with one of the needles. she ended upgoing to the hospital. she did not have any visible marks on her, at the philadelphia police department, is continuing to investigate. and we are wait to go talk to parents as they arrive at school t

i often end with a what really matters and tonight what really matters is cheryl jennings. change is the one constant in television news, stories change and people who bring you stories change, too. this time it's one of the most-familiar faces in the bay area and beloved so our dear friend cheryl jennings decided to step away from anchor duties. three of them with me, cheryl decided to contribute to abc7 news in this new, and really very exciting way. you can tell she's very excited about this new change to focus, or chance to focus her talents and passion for the job on these special reports for this newscast. she loves that kind of journalism and is great at it. we'll all miss her nightly presence, but what matters is that cheryl isn't going anywhere, she'll be where she has been, on the air, and in our community. and we're all extremely thankful for that, cheryl. >> thank you so much. oh, my god. we're all here together. >> yes. of course. >> yes. yes. >> i don't know if you can tell us your first big assignment but i know you're looking at a lot of options. >> i am. on

i often end with a what really matters and tonight what really matters is cheryl jennings. change is the one constant in television news, stories change and people who bring you stories change, too. this time it's one of the most-familiar faces in the bay area and beloved so our dear friend cheryl jennings decided to step away from anchor duties. three of them with me, cheryl decided to contribute to abc7 news in this new, and really very exciting way. you can tell she's very excited about this new change to focus, or chance to focus her talents and passion for the job on these special reports for this newscast. she loves that kind of journalism and is great at it. we'll all miss her nightly presence, but what matters is that cheryl isn't going anywhere, she'll be where she has been, on the air, and in our community. and we're all extremely thankful for that, cheryl. >> thank you so much. oh, my god. we're all here together. >> yes. of course. >> yes. yes. >> i don't know if you can tell us your first big assignment but i know you're looking at a lot of options. >> i am. on

back to you. >> jen, thank you. lauren, one more check of traffic. >> delays for nj transit commuters. up to 30 minutes in and out of new york penn station because of otherwise, trains look good. if you're getting on the roads, 80 eastbound by exit 42, there's an accident in the left lane causing delays. and then we do have another one out there on the west shore expressway this morning northbound out by arthur kill road for our staten island commuters. >> not so bad. getting warmer this week. >> you think about it, winter officially begins tonight. we have christmas this week. look at this seven-day forecast. look at those temperatures. chris, what do you put in your coffee in the morning? honestly. >> put more in there. >> 54 today. that's just the beginning. winter arrives 11:49 tonight. we're talking about a couple showers around tomorrow, 59. best chance for the steadiest rain is going to be wednesday afternoon into wednesday night. still mild at 60. i think we catch a break on thursday for a few hours. maybe a

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i'm cheryl jennings. you know, communities across the bay area are facing issues of hunger every single day. it affects children, seniors, people with steady jobs, and so many more. according to the five bay area food banks, almost 800,000 people use their services every month. now, overall, these food banks distribute more than 170 million pounds of food to those in need every year. it's interesting to note that more than half of the total pounds of food distributed is actually fresh produce. i am proud to say that abc7's parent company, disney, is committed to fighting hunger. this past year disney donated $1.5 million to the feeding america network of food banks, and this means that each of our local food banks in the network received $15,000 from disney and abc7 to continue their important efforts. right now we have a local story of a young person making a difference. the city of san jose is teaming up with a south bay teenager to fight hunger. kiran sridhar founded waste no food, a website and an app

news 4 jen maxfield talked to worried residents and she has new details at 5:30. jen? >> this is in the jacobs complex along new jersey's gold coast right along the hudson river. residents tell us that these thieves got in by cutting through the window screens. >> the lower ones are cutting their screens and just kind of sliding through. it's scary. >> reporter: the screen was cleanly cut in this family's home on roselyn drive saturday, but shelby an 8-year-old pit bull mix scared the would-be robbers before they could come inside. because she doesn't allow anybody in by the window. >> reporter: they are concerned after a resident on kingston court had their home broken into their home on friday while they were in the car in the garage. >> all of us banning together to keep an eye out. >> reporter: residents say they're taking extra precautions this holiday season locking their doors and installing security cameras. >> close your drapes. you don't want somebody walking by and looking in. they can tell if somebody's home or not. especially this time of season with the c

now back to you. >> all right, jen. thank you. >>> new this morning, police searching for an attacker who slashed a man in the neck, this time in brooklyn. police say it happened at a subway station at fulton street. investigators say the injuries are not life threatening. police have yet to describe the attacker. mother own two children are recovering after they were hit by a cement truck. neighbors are questioning the safety of that intersection where it happened. police say the mother and her kids had the right-of-way when they were hit on 55th avenue near ps-13 yesterday. it all happened just as kids were walking home from school. >> actually, i have personally never seen a crossing guard here. i think there's one crossing guard for that entire school up there. when i got here, i didn't even look directly at the bodies. out of the corner of my eye, i saw there were two bodies laying there on the street. that's all. >> well, the children have ols minor injuries. the mother has a severe leg injury. the truck driver ha

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please welcome ai-jen poo. [applause] judge cordell: van jones is an environmental advocate, civil rights activist. and he is the cofounder of four nonprofit organizations, including rebuild the dream, of which he is president. he is also a cnn political contributor. van is a yale educated lawyer, and in 2009 worked as the green jobs advisor to president obama. he is the author of the new york times best-selling book, "rebuild the dream." please welcome van jones. [applause] judge cordell: our final panelist, katrina vanden heuvel, is the publisher and editor of "the nation." she is a frequent commentator on tv and radio and the author of numerous books. her blog appears at thenation.com. please welcome katrina heuvel. [applause] judge cordell: we are going to start our conversation with a question i am going to throw out for all of you. in a 2014 survey, inequality was the top choice for greatest threat to the world. all of the presidential candidates are talking about inequality. i give you a quote here, the

. >> jen, you're part of this, too, do you have get some sleep. >> honey, i can sleep in a car, on an a mother, and on the anchor desk. >> just curl up little bit. >> i really could go out. because i was only probably got three hours sleep last night. >> true. >> hush. no talking. >> you are one of those tacklers jen, will you dim the lights. >> right here. >> that helps. i need quiet and i need darkness. >> but i am not rubbing your feet or your back. >> this little kink in my back. >> all i can think about the fact i'll be working seven days a week. >> are you the talker on a sleep over, al next. >> i'll be quiet? always somebody that continues to talk. >> yes, that's you, mike. >> you know, what makes me go to sleep little bit better? >> what? >> if i'm spooning. >> what? >> oh, my gosh. oh, no. oh, really? >> mommy and daddy spooning. >> oh, this is great. >> is this better. >> is it? >> not for me, no. no. no. >> when are we starting this? >> starts this saturday, mike. >> good day philadelphia. >> i'm moving my the cots to the other side. >> like you could just could in on the

jen: do you mean signe? signe: the other woman? [laughter] david s.: you know, at "the new yorker," we looked at the number of women cartoonists, and it was in a tiny number, and so the same is refunded in the number of women we drew, so we have been rushing to raise that number. let's just keep this amongst ourselves. [laughter] tom: at the last convention on -- keith: at the last convention i was at, someone said, keith, you should submit to "the new yorker," and i said, why? and they said, i think they are actively seeking women and people of color. i got the secret e-mail. [laughter] keith: if anybody wants it. [laughter] signe: a lot of spec work. david s.: it is a lot of spec work. but we are not here to talk about me. [laughter] keith: that is the great thing about being a cartoonist, you come up with all of these cartoons, and just because they don't run in the "new yorker," it doesn't mean you can't use them. tom: yeah, it does. [laughter] keith: one of my fairness -- my favorite exhibits that i have ever seen was rejected

lauren and jen, back over to you. >>> we have breaking news this morning. philadelphia police investigating a triple shooting in the fair hill section. >> one of the victims was left in critical condition. >> let get out to jenny joyce on the scene this morning. >> hi there jenny. >> reporter: good morning. that is right one is in critical condition, two other victims are in stable condition, all are at temple university hospital recovering. police say triple shooting happened late last night on the 100 block of east somerset street in the fair hill section of the city two. male where is shot in the leg, one is okay, the other is in critical condition. a female was also shot. the she's going to be okay. all three victims were driven to temple hospital by police as investigators searched for the shooters, police say they are looking for two male whose took off from that area they were wearing hoods, police are also looking a at a car that is on the 2900 block of eighth street for possible involvement in this shooting. >> based on initial information we're to

are still married and have movies out in march. >> just after we recovered from ben and jen and their nanny scandal. we got nannygate 2.0, gwen stefani, gavin rosdale and reports that he'd been sleeping with their family nanny. >> it's unbelievable what's bee going on in that house. >> when di actually blow up in your face? >> the day after the grammys. >> the day after? >> mm-hmm. >> g g reportedly found texts and photos between gavin and nanny. there have been other photos of hiking and calll this an the copycat. >> t t biggest story that came out of what we know about gwen and gavin's nanny is how she looked like gwen. these compareness i really strange. she also often dyed or styled her hair similarly to how gwen does. >> it's one thing if somebody is copying your style, but then if we all know the latest with gwen stefani. after weeks of dancing a aound their relationship, the "voice" coaches are public about it now. we got new video of blake kissing gwen. she's wearing all camo clearly fitting blake's life. >> nice to see them happy. they've been l inseparable. she even visited

of the lifestyle brand empowered by jen grubber.nks for being here. our first question is about getting your products to your customers. >> we've been doing all self distribution, at what point should we look to go to a distributor? how much should we be paying for their services? >> i'm going to have you start. i know you have created products like the butler bag. how does he decide? >> well, i think the key question is, if you took that same amount of time and effort that you're putting toward packing boxes and shipping and all of the distribution challenges that are in front of you, and use that same effort toward marketing, sales, social media, customer service, would that be more effective in scaling your business? and usually the answer is yes when you're asking that question. there are so many distribution strategies it's different from the fashion industry to the food industry, i use licensing as a scaling distribution strategy for all of my companies, where you are never losing money, you're gaining money. >> amy, is there

they're pricey, but they're worth it. >> $150 from jen miller. mean are my old stand byes, if you have plucked your eyebrows into oblivion, as long as you have a follicle in there, this will grow it, baby. did that sound? >> that sounded dirty. >> you needed a good follicle. rapid lash.com. >> they sell it at walgreens, cvs, and all that. >> kour order online. >> she awakened moviegoers with her itsy bitsy bikini. >> look at that. >> oh, what is that? >> that's the tongue. i take pictures of sunrises, but with my back pain and get up in time. then i found aleve pm. combine a safe sleep aid plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. through your nose. suddenly, you're a mouthbreather. well, just put on a breathe right strip which instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than cold medicine alone. shut your mouth and say breathe right ugh! heartburn! no one burns on my watch! try alka-seltzer heartburn reliefchews. they work fast and don't taste chalky. mmm...amazing. i have heartburn. alka-seltzer heartbu

so we decided to have jen as the game show host.guys versus the gals here at fox, who knows the most trivia about star wars? let's get it on. you're going down. >> ♪ star wars ♪ >> thank you, i appreciate your help on that. now, it is time to see who knows more about star wars. first of all, we have two teams. we have the guys, we have mike, bill, and chris. hi, guys. >> then we have the rowdy girls. (cheers). >> and karen, so i'm of course wearing my yoked an outfit because i just want to make sure you know how to -- >> jen? >> yes? >> did you notice bill anderson is wearing a woman's sweater? >> a rather snug woman's sweater. >> does it come in your size? >> it is extra medium. >> he is single and ready to mingle. >> and jen, we have a good luck charm, because lawyer send wearing a star wars ugly christmas sweater. >> well played, well played, lauren dawn. here is the first question. >> okay? >> what is yoked a's first name? >> i didn't know he had a first name. >> you all fail. >> fail. >> good answer, good answer? >> hakeem? >>

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are still married and have movies out in march. >> just after we recovered from ben and jen and their nanny scandal, we got nannygate 2.0, fwoo wen stephanie, gavin rosdale and reports that he'd been sleeping with their family nanny. >> it's unbelievable what's been going on in that house. >> when did it actually blow up in your face? >> the day after the gramm >> the day after? >> mm-hmm. and photos between gavin and nanny. there have been other photos of them hiking and call this angle the copycat. >> the biggest story that came out of what we know about g and gavin's nanny is how much she looked like gwen. these comparisons were really strange. she's blond just like gwen, but she often dooid or styled her hair similarly to how gwen does. >> it's one thing if somebody is copying your style, but then if they sleep with your husband, it gets weird. we all know the latest with gwen stefani. she has moved on with blake shelton after weeks of dancing around their relationship. "voice" coaches are public about it now. we got new video of blake kissing gwen. she's wearing all camo clearly

we're live in clifton, new jersey, tonight, i'm jen max field, "news 4 new york." >> jen, thank you. >>> tonight at 5:00, the u.s. senate has rejected the attempt to defund planned parenthood. today's vote is largely moot. it's part of a vote that would gutt obama care. the president has vowed to veto it. senate republicans have enough votes to send it to the president's desk but not enough to override the promised veto. >>> still ahead at news 4 at u.s. military. what they're going to be allowed to do for thesfirst time ever. >>> why is the mta's biggest transit hub not crowded? more than a dozen stores have yet to open. we'll tell you the reason coming up. >>> the rain is gone and the chill is back. how long will this last and will we be able to shed our heavy coats again this weekend? i'll have the details coming up. > coming up at 5:30, the number of babies born addicted to drugs. the personal struggle of a mother who says it kept her from getting the help she needed. it's the holidays. and of course, everyone wants to get online at once. to o wdtfe things. buy things. but slow i