so what happened on that tragic evening in the jennings home? here's keith morrison. >> reporter: it was his secret that started it, a secret gift. it was christmas eve in the year 2006. a little farm not far from a little town called buffalo. buffalo, missouri. and on that farm in the fine, new house brad and lisa jennings had built for their family, the stockings were hung. the children were snug in their beds. and lisa was sitting up very late, drinking wine and crying. meaning? well, who knew. but for one thing, with lisa in the way, brad couldn't sneak that secret of his into her stocking, which is what started it, the flaring argument, the slamming doors, the sudden silence. before amanda woke up to the sound of her dad on 911. >> and he's very hysterical, you know. he's -- he's crying, can't really say anything other than get here quick, get here quick. i heard that two or three times. >> reporter: such a complicated tale with its secrets and lies and shifting loyalties, and here of all places, this throwback to an idealized past. >> we h

dr eric jennings from santorum is considered one of the best neurosurgeons in brazil. by the way this man with no clothes isn't dr jennings he's a member of the indigenous zoe tribe who's helping the doctor put together a personal archive. this is dr jennings people here know him simply as dr eric he's rich famous some always on the move sailing yacht son flying aircraft a little like models dr strange of with the full set of working fingers this footage is you. me because the zoe tribal lands are normally off limits to the public carrick's allowed in because he's the zoe's personal doctor. and. can be. sent to rem in the north of brazil it was founded as an amazon jungle bought it 1st exported spices then cocoa later rumba before turning to cocoa again today it specializes in gold book sites on the sole way the latter is now a major reason behind the deforestation of the amazon. for these reasons santorum has become a symbol of economic conquest and environmental destruction locals even compose ballads about it. no doubt it was the go so. no doubt it was because all t

the jennings family has always striven to maintain that connection to nature. it's traditional in these parts to go to the swamp with a hammock to swing around for a few days among the venomous snakes and spiders this attitude to the environment has been passed down the generations eric even decided to build his house close to the jungle. to my. wedding. historical because this is my. youngest brother that's going to build it. into. to stay with my family. because. jennings our local aristocracy that ancestors were confederates who lost the american civil war roughly 200 american families came to center him back then. although the 233 remain. all 3 took favorably to marrying the local people on the amazon has gradually washed away their confederate views families who didn't mix with the locals simply didn't last . the river people have their own river music carrying bowl it can be heard where ever you go and forms the soundtrack to the local life. also. it is physics physics is nothing but the harmony you can create on vibrating strings that is chemistry chemis

ken jennings is back.st and now he's buzzing back in with us from seattle. thank you for joining us again, ken. [ applause ] we got to say -- >> happy to be here. >> congratulations again on your big win. it was so much fun every night to watch you and brad and you and james go at it. and this show has been around for so long but the tournament was such a big hit. why do you think people continue to gravitate and what did you think when they asked you to return to the show? >> the thing about "jeopardy!" it's an institution now. families watch it together. it reminds people of good times watching with grandma or dad or, you know, the kids go to college and call home and watch "jeopardy" together. it just spans the generations like almost nothing else and a real honor to be associated with it. i was very happy to have one more chance -- one more bite of the apple. always been my favorite show. >> ken, we've been going back to the "gma" vault for robin all morning long but we have also gone back for you. fir

jennings here comes "jeopardy!" jennings here comes "jeopardy!"ngs he's the greatest of all time ♪ >> that was a good turn there, i didn't expect that, moton. >>> coming up, it's national bagel day. where you can find some today for free. >>> speaking of carbs, because i'm always on a thing, and working them off, the man who found himself locked inside his gym after a workout. turns out his 24-hour fitness health club wasn't open 24 hours after all. >>> first the fallout for the boston red sox over the houston astros cheating scandal. i'm alex trebek, here to tell you about the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85, and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance on a fixed budget are price, price, and price. a price you can afford, a price that can't increase, and a price that fits your budget. i'm 54. alex, what's my price? you can get coverage for $9.95 a month. i'm 65 and take medications. what's my price? also $9.95 a month. i just turned 80. what's m

poo ai-jen p poo countries.s was's response. >> i was not surprised but i also want to say this is not normal and we cannot normalize this. this level of racism that is emboldening white supremacists all over the country to target people and our communities, people who work in our homes, caring for some of the most precious elements of our lives, our children, our children, our asian parents, undocumented immigrants immigrants are people he is s targeting our people who are so deeply embedded in the fabric of this country, people who are leaderers in the communy likeke ravi and they're being targeted. and people who are targeting them and inhumane way are being emboldened in this moment. we cannot normalize it. amy: that is ai-jen poo codirector of caring across 10 rations, who you feature and your book "becoming a dangerous woman," pat mitchell, particularly, to say these leads, very dangerous times for so many. interestingly, president trump was impeached on international migrants day. that was december 18. bu

ken jennings is the greatest jeopardy player of all time. he won the tournament last night scoring a $1 million prize. you can hear from ken jennings at 7:00 on "gma." >>> next week transportation officials in san francisco will vote on safety improvements including protecting bike lanes along the embarcadero. this comes after a 69-year-old woman crashed her e-scooter into a cement truck on monday in the embarcadero. she's in the hospital with life threatening injuries. police are investigating that crash. they say it's not clear which party hit the other. >>> this morning the los angeles unified school district is waiting for the all clear from health officials before opening several schools. the faa is investigating an incident that left kids covered in jet fuel. a delta plane dumped fuel on several elementary schools yesterday as it returned to l.a.x. because it was having engine trouble. this happened in los angeles county. the flight was headed to shanghai when a pilot reported a stalled engine compressor. some of the kids were playing

jens spahn joins us from davos.is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to "bloomberg markets: european open." we are 20 minutes and expect to see equity indexes rise as we see futures rising as well, up by 0.8%. let's get the bloomberg first word news. to putrals are coming limits on u.s. companies supplying huawei. the company was blacklisted last year because of security threats. it prevented many companies from selling its components. the role is not to cut huawei office supplies but to protect national security. >> huawei has been encouraging american companies to flaunt the u.s. laws, to flaunt the regulations that we have. that is a dangerous practice, and not a good practice. in the longer-term, it will not be good for them. >> facebook may be in cahoots with president trump to get him reelected. the billionaire says there is .othing to stop them facebook rejected the accusation saying they are wrong. the doomsday clock is closer to midnight than ever before. atomic scientists cited the rising nuclear threat and i

. >> the question, who is ken jennings! >> ken jennings! you are the champion! >> ken had the swag. >> yep. he played that right. jennings defeated brad rudder and james holzhauer in jeopardy's greatest of all time. you can hear from ken jennings on "gma" at 7:00 after abc7 mornings. >>> and you can catch "jeopardy" every week night right here on abc7 starting at 7:00 p.m. who did you say was going to man.t wasoing to be the one whose name i can never remember. >> brad. >> brad. brad rudder. >> i think ken was spicy the whole time. you have to go in confident. >> he was the one saying i think it will be the other guys, not me. >> false modesty. >> yep. >> pumping them up just to tear them down. >> right. there were some fun moments where they were giving each other a hard time. rain 5:00 this evening. rain along the coast, the rest of us drizzle and showers. heading to 9:00, the north bay will get soaked. after 9:00, all the heaviest of the rain will fall. we could be anywhere from three quarters of an inch to up to an inch in the blue. then more than an inch in

jens: good morning from stockholm.i am very happy to present the results for 2019 during a very turbulent year. we have profits for around 20 billion kroner. it is going down a bit compared to last year. i think the main reason for that is because both the investigation and the allegation against money laundering, and also the increased cost of running a bank. on those numbers, when we were hearing from you in october, you said that the u.s. investigation may take years to conclude. can you give us any kind of update on the investigation? i think the key point is that during march, the swedish regulator will come with their verdict on whether we have broken any rules. at the same time, we will try to convey all the results from our investigation. then, they will probably look at us for a while. i cannot say how long that will take. historical other examples, it has taken everything from three to five years. that is not in my hands. we are constantly trying to work out provisions and the size and scale of the potential

. >> ken jennings! defeated and james holzhauer and gets a 1 $1 million prize. jennings is talking about this on "gma." >> the winning episode taped a month ago. you managed to keep it secret from your kids. >> my wife knew. i didn't want her to divorce me. i told my wife immediately. my kids didn't know. my parents didn't know. we totally kept it under wraps. i thought it would be better if it were surprise. >> you can hear that full interview at 7:00. >> you can catch "jeopardy" every week night on abc7 starting at 7:00. >> what time does your dad go to work? he doesn't. why? he won jeopardy. >> more than once. >> over and over again. >> yeah. >> what in the world? that's amazing. >> really is. let's talk about the weather. lots to talk about in a short amount of time. the roof camera showing a few high clouds out there. about 43 degrees here. clouds on the increase, evening showers are on the way. heaviest rain tonight and tomorrow. standing water on the roadways for the commute tomorrow. more weak s

ken jennings pulling ahead in the epic tournament.gain, how jeopardy james is planning to fight back. so come on back. and ask your doctor about biktarvy. biktarvy is a complete, one-pill, once-a-day treatment used for hiv in certain adults. it's not a cure, but with one small pill, biktarvy fights hiv to help you get to and stay undetectable. that's when the amount of virus is so low it can't be measured by a lab test. research shows people who take hiv treatment every day and get to and stay undetectabe can no longer transmit hiv through sex. serious side effects can occur, including kidney problems and kidney failure. rare, life-threatening side effects include a buildup of lactic acid and liver problems. do not take biktarvy if you take dofetilide or rifampin. tell your doctor about all the medicines and supplements you take, if you are pregnant or breastfeeding, or if you have kidney or liver problems, including hepatitis. if you have hepatitis b, do not stop taking biktarvy without talking to your doctor. common side effects wer

jen: all politics are local.ny of the endorsements that you just listed there -- the ones in iowa are key. this iowa primary matters. the iowa caucus matters. it is still joe biden's to win. he has the base. i think what is surprising here is elizabeth warren not being in the top three in the polling. i think she is not connecting with voters in the way that someone like pete buttigieg does. david: she seemed to be connecting with voters for a time. she really shot up. do you have an accounting for that? kevin: i think you can closely track senator warren's dip in the polls to her inability to answer questions around her policies for medicare for all. she struggled in two of those debates to come up with the forms for that. she did not want to say she would raise taxes on middle-class americans care that is not a good talking point to have on the campaign trail. i think her ability to say i have a plan for everything and her inability to focus and talk about what she is not talking about on the campaign trail is

six months later, jen was pregnant the first such baby was delivered in brazil a year ago. the cleveland clinic did it again in june baby benjamin is number three in the world. today, the donor's mother said in a statement her daughter was the best mother she ever knew. >> i think there's no measure to how important that is and how much that meant to us that this family was able to preserve her legacy. >> reporter: giving life to this family and hope to many more. dr. john torres, nbc news >> that's one happy family. >>> coming up, going to work when sick, we'll tell you when it's really best to stay home for everybody's sake >>> it's flu sean and plenty of us have done, going to work sick so how do you know when it's okay and mehen you need to stay here's stephanie gosk. >> reporter: the flu is upon us, that tenacious virus hanging in the air, lingering on door handles and elevator buttons and co-workers are getting it the message from doctors -- go home the reality 90% of workers said they go to work while sick 90. >> kate snow, kate snow, quick question for you. quick qu

jen is back with the study. say all the time does not equal cause and effect, and over the last, you know, decade or more as we've seen the rise in digital technology use across a adolescents and amongst the rise of mental illness, a lot people where it boils down to this equals this.th this study is a meta-analysis -- >> study a study. >> exactly. a compilation, and a deep dive into what we know, actually finds that a lot of them were done on methodology that you can't say that that technology is causing mental illness, particularly depression, and anxiety. a lot of the studies were done in adults and extrapolated to teenagers. a lot of the studies looked at the hours of screen time and didn't look at how that screen time was used, didn't look at othe. is a powerful reminder. the verdict is not in. we can't say that one equals the other. >> what are the upsides of the technology? >> the psychologist who did this study and others by the way are quick to point out we hear a lot about the negatives. there are a lo

this is the new jen education world where almost everyone is nonwhites, almost everyone receives federal and state aid earmarked for the students. that is the students entrce to higher education. for students are three times more likely than their well-to-do classmates. it's the collegiate home for half of all black and latino freshmen but just a third of white students and first jen students are twice as likely to attend community college as thosewith college educated parents . students i met at hospice are survivors, that's how they made it here and most are juggling commitments that compete for their time. at lunch and expressing breastmilk students as i work full-time,my husband requires kidney dialysis . these students have accomplished in three months students in the break the mold program called community start is almost beyond belief but at the outset of the semester they work out by decimal points and negative numbers. since then they have powered through other arithmetic to basic algebra and are ready to tackle college-level math. another minor miracle is unfolding in christoph

amy: jen richards? just realized as we were talking, there's a parallel between "the danish girl" and "boys don't cry" both are written and directed by cis people for a cis audience and in both cases, the complexity is erased in favor of something that is more easy to package. in the case of "the danish girl," lily was this incredible daring progressive woman and it was clear her and her wife are always in a lesbian relationship because her wife went on to do erotic lesbian penny for the rest of their life. they livived as a lesbian couple for many years. it was only after six surgeries that lily did die because she was always pushing the boundary of medical science. and they were operating in this prewar, very artistic kind of queer culture at the time. all of that complexity is lost and instead we have the story of this man who has to become a woman and then his wife leaves him for this strapping austrian guy. we erase all of the actual clearness of it and it reinforces this historical peopleing as if

. $44,000, ken jennings, you are the champion!k announcing ken jennings as the greatest "jeopardy" contestant of all time. jennings won the show of champions last night and walked away with a million dollar prize. he already holds the record for the longest winning streak on the show. the final answer was about characters in shakespeare. >>> a self-proclaimed bookworm stumbled upon something of his own at an oklahoma city bookstore. kevin king was looking at a copy of norman rockwell's america expecting to find artistic treasures. instead he found a treasure of a different kind, a $10,000 bond now worth almost $20,000. king tracked down the rightful owner who says he'll donate most of the windfall to the homeless. >>> and just like bruce springsteen, the legendary musician's son makes him proud. >> firefighter sam springsteen. >> yesterday sam springsteen was officially sworn in as a firefighter with the new jersey fire department along with about a dozen others. his famous father and mother, patty skalfa, wer on hand. he graduate

-- ken jennings won the "jeopardy!est of all time" tournament [ cheers and applause and an entire town in michigan smells like weed, because so many residents are growing it. [ laughter and cheers there's a lot to go over so let's just jump in and cover it all at once it is time for "newsmash." [ cheers and applause ♪ >> jimmy: first up, impeachment. today the house voted to send the impeachment articles over to the senate. there's no doubt that president trump is in trouble. he put himself in serious jeopardy [ laughter ] the tournament was so fun to watch. ken jennings made it looked easy up there. it is almost like he was cheating [ laughter ] red sox manager alex cora organized a scheme to steal signs from catchers. now he's out of a job. to cheer himself up he might have to take a little trip to weed town, usa [ laughter ] the whole town of bessemer, michigan smells like weed because so many residents like to grow it these people smoke so much weed, you bet you could never see them on "jeopardy. [ laughter ] it wa

dr eric jennings from sun to room is considered one of the best neurosurgeons in brazil. by the way this man with no clothes isn't don't to jennings he's a member of the indigenous zoe tribe who's helping the don't of put together a personal archive. this is dr jennings people here know him simply as dr eric he's rich famous some always on the move saving yachts and flying aircraft a little like momma's dogs a strange of with a full set of working fingers this footage is unique because the zoe tribal lands are normally off limits to the public carrick's allowed in because he's the zoe's personal doctor. centerin in the north of brazil it was founded as an amazon jungle bought it 1st exported spices then cocoa later rumba before turning to cocoa again today it specializes in gold book sites in the solway the latter is now a major reason behind the deforestation of the amazon. for these reasons sansa room has become a symbol of economic conquest and environmental destruction locals even compose ballads about it. no doubt it was the go so. no dirty english because all those

. >> the question, who is ken jennings. >> ken jennings! you are the champion!nnings defeated legendary champs brad rutter and james ho holzauer. >> bringing his total jeopardy winnings to more than $4.3 million. you can catch "jeopardy!" every week right here on abc7 news starting at 7:00 p.m. that was great idea. this tournament was pretty fascinating. >> that's going to draw a lot of eyeballs. >>> let's draw some eyeballs to the weather forecast, because some rain is coming. >> yeah, sandhya patel is here with what's ahead. sandhya? >> take a look at live doppler 7. it is this storm that is gathering steam. it's a level 2. and it is going to bring some problems on thursday. the morning rush will be a mess. minor flooding expected with hydro plaeng, gusty winds. you're going have to look out for. the evening rush, brief heavy showers, slippery roads and possible thunder. so now is the time to prepare. definitely get ready for this storm as you take a look at the temperatures right now. they're falling. it's colder than last night at this time. 30s, 40s. 36 rig

that opposition was led by a man named jonathan jennings, who had been pushing for statehood even before the war of 1812. with the war over, now that bush -- push resumed. jennings led a faction that really wanted to emphasize the rights of the common man, much more democratic, also outline, as did -- outline, as did -- outlawing, as did the northwest ordinance, any form of slavery in the state outlawed. ultimately his faction would prevail and determine the course of indiana over the next decades. after indiana achieved statehood, december, 1816, most of the early settlers were from the upper south, kentucky, virginia, north carolina. they came to indiana for a better future. one family that moved to indiana in december 1816 was absolutely typical of pioneer families of the time. they moved from kentucky where they had just lost another farm because they could not get clear land title and were looking for new opportunities. the father was a carpenter who was moving into the community as the main person who could build furniture, cabins, buildings. he brought with him his wife and his so

. >> ken jennings has earned the title of g.o.a.t.zhauer and brad rutter in four games. jennings was gracious on social media overnight tweeting, i know this tournament was supposed to settle the greatest of all time he also got a trophy from alex trebek. >> is that for me? >> the greatest -- >> for me? >> -- of all time. congratulations. >> jennings earned $1 million. holzhauer and rutter, not too bad. they each had to settle for a measly $250,000. >> 250k. >>> now to a new creation being called the world's first living robot. >> scientists in vermont created this blob-like creature using stem cells from frogs. they're a tiny fraction of an inch. they can walk, swim, work in groups, even heal themself. >> researchers say they could one day clean up toxic waste or carry medicine inside the human body. that is pretty cool. >> working in groups, though. that's really impressive. >>> and finally having two sets of twins in the same family is already amazing but a family in kansas even more remarkable. >> take a look at vanessa jackson ho

than 10 years he went to college together at kansas state university jen moved to the bay area after gruating to work for a spare a company leader sold to ibm the show nths and recruited ging to work for a spare he was everything er wanted to be. he was an outstanding scientist he did to her and our team for many years co-workers joined the crowd on sunday at the montclair starbucks whe he died to make this this is ur was >>but i never goto just get iss i admire you for being a good and so many people died while chasing the suspects who stole his lapt. >>he grabbed the door of their getaway caas they sped away in jen was then dragged and hit his head on a parked car. police charged 21 year-old javan lee and 22 year-old byron reed in connection to the laptop theft, choice to how >>he came here to the pea american but all these justice tough >>and and it's just a stop to buy. the cream knows. i wish that the cream of criminal as how the fall of and. the justice can be brought to show and hifamily sackey kron 4 news. >>francisco are investigating a sideshow that happened sunday afternoo

ken jennings, you are the champion! >> the greatest of all-time. >> congratulations.s a heck of a match. >> ken jennings walking over to alex. >> is that for me? is that fo b holding ken upin h knew you had i you >> i just remember feeling shock. i've been in a lot of these "jeopardy!" super tournaments. and i have an amazing talent for finishing second. so i had no idea what to do when you actually win. it turns out you walk over and stand by alex. >> the tournament was taped last month, but ken kept it a secret from everyone -- but one. >> my wife knew. i didn't want her to divorce me. i told my wife immediately. but my kids didn't know. my parents didn't know. >> now everyone knows the trophy and $1 million to ken jennings. >> the greatest of all-time "jeopardy!" champion. >> it was fun. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. good night. investigation volunteer broke the exclusive story in the chronicle. according to the guards, it seems as if the drop-offs are happening regularly. >> when you see the video, it'd kind of a shock because you rea

. >> the question, who is ken jennings. >> ken jennings! you are the champion!> jennings defeated legendary champs brad nngs to more t$4.3 million. you can catch "jeopardy!" every isouamwa prett fascinating. >> that's going to draw a lot of eyeballs. >>> let's draw some eyeballs to the weather forecast, because some rain is coming. >> yeah, sandhya patel is here with what's ahead. sandhya? >> take a look at live doppler 7. it is this storm that is gathering steam. it's a level 2. and it is going to bring some problems on thursday. the morning rush will be a mess. minor flooding expected with hydro plaeng, gusty winds. that's what you're going have to look out for. the evening rush, brief heavy showers, slippery roads and possible thunder. so now i ready this storm as yeres right w. thellin y it's getting so cold. we have a dry air mass other than high clouds. not a whole lot to insulate. tomorrow morning, expect the chill and some patches of fog. 27 degrees at lakeport. down to freezing in santa rosa. ukiah. 33 livermore, napa, definitely bundle up. even 30s and

ken jennings nailed a big daily double and never looked back in his battle with "jeopardy!" holzhauer. >> meanwhile we're getting a look behind the scenes of the show. contestants spoke to our c.j. -- t.j. holmes when they were taping last month. >> they said they respect each other, and trash talking online is only for promotion. jennings even foreshadowed his risky bet. >> i'm not an aggressive "jeopardy!" player by nature. i like to play comfortably and have fun out there, but i think there will be some big bets. >> last night jeopardy james paid tribute to alex trebek calling him the greatest host of syndicated tv. ken jennings can wrap up the tournament and its million dollar prize with one more win tuesday night. >>> next, a social media experiment on twitter. a japanese billionaire is giving away $9 million. >> he's giving the cash to 1,000 of his twitter followers, though each get about 9,000 bucks, he wants to conduct a study to see if the money makes them happier. >> recipients will complete surveys to determine their mood. >> would you be happier? i'd be giddy. >>

hitting those daily doubles helped jennings win the night by just over 200 points over holzhauer. a million dollars. >> afterward holzhauer tweeted a scene from the "star wars" saga summing up his thoughts on hitting no daily doubles. game two is tonight. >>> hey, next, two men who were caught red-handed. they claim they had hit the lottery. >> but officials say the two men from mississippi had glued the winning numbers onto a losing ticket. >> no. >> to make it look like they had won 100,000 bucks. >> the men allegedly brought the altered ticket to a lottery headquarters where officials immediately knew it was a fake. >> sorry about that, guys. >>> a florida mom could use some rest after some very special deliveries. >> alexzandria wolliston gave birth to two sets of twins in one year. >> holy cow. >> she had kaylen and kaleb nine months after big brothers mark and malakhi. >> mom says it was fate. >> i always say that i feel like my grandmothers gave me their kids because two sets of twins and their twins passed away. i feel like they just sent them down for me. >> oh. >> that i

dr erik jennings from santorum is considered one of the best neurosurgeons in brazil. by the way this man with no clothes isn't don't to jennings he's a member of the indigenous tribes who's helping the don't of put together a personal archive. this is dr jennings people here know him simply as dr eric he's rich famous some always on the move sailing yachts and flying aircraft a little like mammals dr strange of with a full set of working fingers this footage is unique because the zoe tribal lands.

and the administration is now preparing to brief congress on what the ill tell jens was? >> reporter: david, there will be briefings for the full house and full senate on that intelligence, but those will be classified briefings and closed to the public. still unclear when the public will be told or even if the public will be told about the intelligence behind that attack. >> all right, jon karl, thank you. >>> meantime, we do have new reporting this evening from africa, where three americans were killed in a terror attack there over the weekend. al shabab militants overran a key military airfield in kenya where u.s. forces are supporting african troops in their fight against terror. al shabab posting these images of their flag next to burning planes. six aircraft were damaged. among the dead, army specialist henry mayfield from illinois, he was just 23. a. >>> and all of this tonight amid what could be a major development in the impeachment showdown. john bolton now saying he is prepared to testify in the senate trial if he's subpoenaed. so, let's get right to mary bruce

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jen ashton.what kind of treatments are out there? >> you know, i think it's really important when we talk about alcohol it's not all shades of gray here. there is a significant and serious life-threatening problem, alcohol use disorder, and there are criteria for that diagnosis. if you take a look at this list, and this is a partial list by the way. two or more of these, drinking more than intended, you're unable to cut down or stop consuming alcohol. it's making you sick on a regular basis, you're becoming involved in dangerous situations, driving while intoxicated, or obviously if you're having memory blackouts. the list by the way, that's only part of it. if you meet criteria, that is a life-threatening situation. you need to seek professional help. >> how can you support somebody if it's someone in your family, one of your friends? how can you support them if they have a moderate problem, possibly abuse? >> i think the point -- the really inspiring thing with a story like this is that it incr

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also elie, you're feeling nostalgia for jen?> i know i'm here as a legal analyst, but i'm team jen. it reminds me of college when she was on "friends" and she was just everyone's favorite. so i'm team jen all the way. >> i think the important thing is whatever is going on in this picture, they're both happy. >> as seung min said, they're both happy. >> thank you very much for being with us. you may not come back ever again. i appreciate this last visit. elie, you too. >> thanks. >>> all right. officials in virginia say they are doing everything they can to prevent the violence that unfolded in charlottesville from repeating itself in richmond. we'll have the latest on violent threats police say they are monitoring ahead of a huge gun rights rally scheduled for today. do money. without the commission fees and account minimums. so, you can start investing wherever you are - even on the bus. download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. because the tempur-breeze™makes stransfers heat. away from your body. so you feel cool

jen and i were talking about this earlier. so much of what you heard earlier from the house managers and what you'll hear in dramatic fashion today is synthesized information of what the public has already heard. the importance of witnesses. the importance of john bolton, the idea of, can you advance this story beyond the threshold information that americans have about the president's conduct? and because it matters who tells your story, in a political -- polarized, political environment, people have made a decision about whether they think this is impeachable conduct. but it's up to senators to make a decision. and until and unless there's enough back, you know, scene demands for witnesses, i don't see republicans breaking on that point. >> do we have the sound of hakeem jeffries? i want to play that because i think this gets to the discussion we're all having here. >> we are here, sir, to follow the facts, apply the law, be guided by the constitution and present the truth to the american people. that is why we are here, mr.

the jenning's family has always striven to maintain their connection to nature it's traditional in these parts to go to the swamp with a hammock to swing around for a few days among the venomous snakes and spiders this attitude to the environment has been passed down the generations eric even decided to build his house close to the jungle. to my. wedding. to start it because this is my. youngest where are the that's going to build it. into. to use the roof with my family. because i think if. the jennings our local aristocracy the ancestors were confederates who lost the american civil war roughly 200 american families came to center him back then. the 233 remain. 3 took favorably to the local people on the amazon has gradually washed away the confederate. families who didn't mix with the locals simply didn't. notice. the river people have driven music. it can be. the soundtrack to the local life. is a new york and you know he looks at the global picture and he sees the tension in the middle eighty's iran doing a dance with their neighbors and there's like you know what let's just cut to