jesse: nothing to say. so i weren't to see what the residents of the city thought. >> i think it's a tragedy but it shouldn't change our sanctuary city policy. because it welcomes all illegal immigrants regardless of they will status. >> when i found out san francisco was allowing that to happen by being a sank ware which it pissed me off and i hope they make a change. jesse: do you hold the board of supervisors responsible? >> they have responsibility. jesse: may i have a quick interview with the mayor, mayor lee? mayor, are you in here? jesse with the o'reilly factor. i have a few questions. please tell him "watters world" is looking for him. thank you. i came all the way from new york just to get a few answers about your sanctuary policy. >> he just sent out a statement about this issue it's a very serious issue. jesse: is take it seriously sending out a piece of paper. >> i don't think that's characterized correctly. jesse: how did iness characterize it. >> it's deeply sad for this family. it never shou

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jesse: very good job. jesse: dan is a man of his word. president trump now following jesse watters on twitter. thank you very much. the book that has the clinton campaign freak out, ex prosing what really happened during the campaign. rick perry, the new secretary of energy sit down for his first interview exclusively with "watters world." jesse: you had rough word for donald trump during the campaign. any message for . .. . . . . . . . . . z282sz zwtz y282sy ywty but so we don't have tormin wad to get clean. charmin ultra soft gets you clean without the wasteful wadding. it has comfort cushions you can see that are softer... ...and more absorbent, and you can use up to 4 times less. enjoy the go with charmin. when this guy got a flat tire in the middle of the night, so he got home safe. . . . there were a few phone calls being made. >> there were some phone calls. they started seeing early in the evening that florida wasn't going their way. there were calls made to people on the ground and reports back were it didn't look good. that's wh

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jesse: very good job. jesse: dan is a man of his word. president trump now following jesse watters on twitter. thank you very much. the book that has the clinton campaign freak out, ex prosing what really happened during the campaign. rick perry, the new secretary of energy sit down for his first interview exclusively with "watters world." jesse: you had rough word for donald trump during the campaign. any message for >> did you white server? >> what, like with a cloth or something? >> her campaign went silent before saying she was overheated. >> it's good that someone with the temperament of donald trump is not in charge law in our country. >> because you would be in jail. >> this is not outcome we wanted or worked so hard for. i'm sorry we did not win this election. jesse: remember that? she also wishes no one wrote a book about the dysfunction. it's sending shock waves through the clinton camp. inside "shattered." amy, take me through that last evening where hillary realized she was going to lose pretty badly. there were a few phone ca

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. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: hi, i'm jesse watters in for bill o'reilly.for watching this special edition of the o'reilly factor, america divided. it is stark division that is playing out in every corner of politics right now. and it's on full display in the mainstream media's coverage of the mike flynn wiretap russia intel investigations. as for the latest on flynn, the former national security advisor is seeking an immunity deal in exchange for testimony to fbi and congressional investigators. the deal is reportedly been rejected by the senate intel committee. and congressman adam schiff, the house intel committee's ranking member, says they will discuss the offer with senate and justice department counterparts before making a decision. meanwhile, the media's coverage of the flynn news breatheless. >> overnight president trump's former national security advisor mike flynn making headlines requesting immunity in exchange for testifying about his russian contacts. >> flynn wants legal protection before testifying about the trump campaign and russian meddli

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jesse: i teamed up with t. "swamp people" fame to try to drain the swamp and it's harder than it looks. t. roy, how you doing? >> nice to meet you, ma'am. jesse: you don't like my shirt? >> no, not at all. jesse: you ready to drain the swamp? >> sure. jesse: let's do it. maybe i what feel more manly if i didn't have pink ear muffs. we get out there -- it's because of politicians. we have problems in our swamp too. the swamp in washington is just like the swamp here. trump is going to get rid of all the swamp vermin. jesse: what kind of creatures are we expecting to see out here today? >> allocators, snakes, but all of these creatures are nothing compared to the creatures that live up in your neck of the woods. jesse: that's true. this neck of the woods voted heavily for donald trump. >> absolutely. jesse: these people understand donald trump's message. it seems like the rest of the country doesn't understand the people down here. >> you hear he didn't win the popular vote. when you take the middle america and w

jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters.aking action again the baby killers in syria is the most critical move of his presidency so far. thursday evening the united states launched nearly five dozen tomahawk missiles at the airfield assad used to carry out the attack. the action was widely supported by our allies and members of congress. sean spicer joins us now. why do you think assad would take a risk like this? do you think the kremlin gave him license to do it? or do you think he was emboldened. >> i can't possibly understand it. but after years being told there were red lines and having those red lines ignored. this president was going to take decisive action. after seeing the images of those children and babies, no one can sit back and do nothing. the president wants to send a message to the world that we can't justify a regime that take this kind of action against its own people. jesse: does he agree with regime change in syria in. >> the idea that you can inflict this kind of suffering and trauma and tragedy on any h

welcome jesse watters. jesse: i'm watters and this is my world. o'reilly just told me backstage if i screw this up his next book will be called "killing watters." it will just be another one of bill's bikes haven't read. >> have you ever argued about an expense report you turned in after being on assignment. jesse: thank goodness bill don't do my expense reports because if he did we would. >> how many people don't know what they are talking about when you asked them questions. >> i can't tell anybody i voted for trump, i can't wear my trump t-shirt or my trump hat because i'm scared the left will both the [bleep] out of me. when can i do that? jesse: tonight. >> love when they tell you have she is a regular guy and she goes into econom -- into chicag. >> what's your favorite john wayne movie? bill: >> "the shootist." they changed the script because there was a line shoots some one in the back and he refused to do it. >> i always like to ask you how the book sales are going. "killing lincoln" sold so well that lincoln's corpse came out and bought a

>> jesse: maybe because trump is present. i have no idea.on't watch the show. >> dana: there is something to it. >> jesse: one of the reasons the show's work is because when the bad guy has something to do with reality, whether it is in the '80s, the cold war and the russians. you want to feel as a viewer that there is some threat out there and it's kind of scary and kind of exciting. but if the bad guy is a peruvian or someone from madagascar, just doesn't hit home. that's why the muslim terrorist angle works but when you soften that, people like dana and eric aren't going to watch. >> kimberly: let's have a conversation with reality. they are trying to create and put forth a false narrative. the bad guys aren't they cia guys, the men and women in the military or people and governments. the bad guys are people like al qaeda, boko haram, isis, people trying to -- radical islamic terrorists. that's why it works. people are paying attention and reading the papers and seeing what's going on in the world. they show mirrored that. instead, they t

and jesse hasn't had that yet.they're giving to -- to these soldiers and these families, to me, is a foundation to start a whole new life. >> the building homes for heroes family -- they have been so supportive of us, and they've really gotten us through this year. it is the best thing that's happened to us ever. how do you say thank you for something so big? >> even as we sit in here, i keep thinkin' that, like, it's just -- it's not clickin' yet that this is our house. >> we feel so undeserving. but we feel so blessed. >> up next, a massi memo with information you can't afford to miss. stick around. [ woman vocaling ] ♪ >> welcome back. i'm bob massi, the property man. and now it's time for the massi memo. at the start of the show, i sat down with florida attorney general pam bondi to talk about scams. scammers are always out there trying to separate you from your money. so what do you do? well, it all boils down to this. the best way to protect yourself is to step back and think before you pay anyone a dime or s

but podcast host jesse meyerson says that's exactly what a moral government ought to do.ead, jesse, you first. >> there is no such thing as a market free of government intervention. in order to have an economy, commerce, finance, complex trade, debt resolution -- john: some governments enforce fairness. >> a massive government, the largest government programs are contract enforcement, property rights and resolution of debt. without those -- [laughter] john: the biggest programs are entitlements. >> the biggest program are entitlements, the regulatory agencies that actually reject contracts, they tell us that we cannot contract. [laughter] unless we abide by some guidelines or some bunch of bureaucrats have determined. i can't take whatever drug i want, i have to get permission from the fda. i can't, i can't build whatever automobile i want, ask google, you have to get permission -- john: all right. let's go back to this, the moral thing -- and i think most people agree with jesse on this -- is that life's unfair, government should step in and make it better. and you, the

jess brown represented james h. meredith in his suit to be allowed to enter the university of mississippi. his victory in this case opened the doors of that university to all mississippi citizens. while with the naacp legal defense and educational fund, he played a major role in fighting racial discrimination in the areas of transportation and other public accommodations. during his lifetime, r. jess brown received numerous awards and honors, including the naacp's lawyer of the year award, the national bar association's c. francis stratford award, and the mississippi teachers association award for extraordinary service to education in mississippi. other accomplishments are too numerous to mention, but unfortunately are not as well-known as they should be, and this is the least that we can do to honor the legacy of this important american. i support this legislation hong the life's work of -- honoring the life's work of r. jess brown and i ask my colleagues to join me in passing h.r. 455, and with that i yield back t

jess is break cover. >> i'm dr. jess from tinder. >> hi, dr. >> good to meet you. >> hey, charlotte. good to see you guys. you guys are doing such a good job. i love watching you guys have this witty rapport and banter between the two of you. you guys have been doing a good job connecting about the things you talked about earlier in your bios and really getting to know each other. >> i'm glad you think so. i was worried. >> tinder is seeking a perfect match. but that's really as far as any app can go. >> what happens after that is still the same thing that shakespeare's been talking about. >> reporter: charlotte and sunny. >> i think it went well. i never felt like was trying to find something to say. >> it felt super comfortable actually. >> i would love to go on a second date. >> i think there could be a second date. we had a good chat. >> reporter: star-crossed or not. there isn't an algorithm for that. not yet. i'm nick watt for "nightline" in los angeles. >>> up next, another ugly confrontation on an airplane caught on camera. can the airl

this is not bad, jesse. this is all about politicizing the idea that all these crimes being committed by illegal immigrants when in fact the statistics and even by conservative organizations don't support that idea. oh, they are terrible, the ones who commit all the crimes. horrible language that should not have been allowed in the first place. it plays out here. let's talk about what the judge actually said. he has an argument that is not politicized. he said spending powers belong to the congress, not to the executive. you can't have an executive saying -- donald trump said we are going to use this as a weapon against people who have a difference on this policy and the judge says you can't do that. you can't use funding as a weapon in the executive branch. if you want to change the law, go to the congress. >> that is my point that has been exaggerated from the left. it is not your medicaid or social security money. but about the grants -- they might have an argument there but there is a distinction. >> onc

i like jesse's cliff notes version.n college, i would have depended on that. >> cold war for dummies. >> if we feel it out, russia has their hands full with their own neighbors. remember how this started with crimea, ukraine? there's some things they want to do territorially. they want to get back to what they were doing in terms of building their own nation and strength. they're completely distracted with what's going on between us and syria. i don't know that it benefits them -- remember who else has come on the stage. cuba, iran. i don't know if it benefits russia to be too spread out. as jesse's cliff notes version said, they'll military is not like ours. if they're splintered, it puts putin being the most powerful in his neighborhood and he doesn't want to lose that. >> are we 82 days now in trump's presidency? >> yeah. >> you look. this is a major test of president trump. so early on in his young presidency. what is falling in his lap? to repeat the words of the navy admiral, we didn't see movement since they were

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and the winner is -- >> totally, absolutely. >> go, go. >> tayo and jesse. >> tayo and jesse. want to thank jeff. $250 gift certificate for them. the show premieres tonight on cooking channel >>> i got to say "farmer's market flip" is a big hit. they won't stop eating. >> have a great day. . >> anchor: good morning, washington! i'm melanie hastings. here is a check of your stop stories. a big backup on the beltway near forestville this morning. overturned tractor trailer, complete shut down at 6:00 a.m. now a couple lanes are getting by. two people were taken to the hospital with what officials are calling non life threatening injuries. and new security measures in place at the white house. the sidewalk next to the south lawn back fence will remain closed. visitors will have to stay behind a barrier similar to the ones on the north side. this comes after a number of security breaches at the executive mansion this year. we've got a warm forecast for thursday. here is molly. >> reporter: >> anchor: few isolated showers this morning in the dc area. by this afternoon, we could be

jesse gary will give us more about what's going on on 420 day. you can see we have weather that is clearing from where we were this morning. we had showers last night, and sprinkles this morning. some of the rainfall accumulation in the north bay, almost an inch of rain, last night after 11:00, nothing better in my book than rain overnight, you wake up and it looks like this. a beautiful day, temperatures right now warmer than yesterday by a few degrees, 74 walnut creek, concord 1 degree warmer than yesterday. and there we go, a few clouds, what a beautiful day. the golden gate bridge was wet this morning and last night. lowe's tonight, same spot as last night. upper 40s and low 50s. tomorrow, another great day. watch these numbers pop in. yellow is 70 and we will see 80s, a few low 80s in the warmer spots. when i come back we'll talk about the forecast for tomorrow and the holiday weekend and the next chance for rain. you know it's out there. >> there has been a sad ending to the search for missing fishermen whose boat capsized off vero beach ye

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jesse? >> reporter: julie, just within the last hour, conditions have changed a little bit. those off again and on again showers as we mentioned are on again today on treasure island. nothing too much to tip the scale, but still this does add to an ongoing problem. with area reservoirs at or near capacity, what stood with melting water from snow pack up in the sierra later this spring when the temperatures will warm up. even though the bay area is inching further into spring, today's murky monday is a sign rainy season isn't ready to let go. umbrellas and rain jackets are still standard equipment as urbanizers dropped rain drops and puddles. >> i moved down here from portland back in september. it seems like the weather just followed me down. >> reporter: so it is your fault? >> yeah, you can blame me. >> reporter: the beneficiaries could be all of us. rain here adding inches to the sierra snow pack. more than 150% above average. so officials with the san francisco public utilities commission say they are releasing water from happening now at the rate of 16,457 gallons per s

this one posted through the youtube channel of jesse and ashley. jesse has been gone on deployment. they share a big old loving hug and a few smooches before finally coming home. they are playing a trick where jesse comes home and the dog has to sniff out the prize. they let the dog loose. after running around sniffing around the house, they finally find him in the bedroom. >> you could be the most horrible person in the world. this person obviously isn't. your dog will still love you. >> i love the consistent love that dog is providing no matter what you've done or how long you've been gone for. >> stand up paddleboarding champion kyle and his friends have an important message. they are not just out there to enjoy the watersports. learn about their cause and how you can help. >> we have that responsibility. >> a dancer becomes paralyzed due to a rare condition. >> this girl is a fighter. >> wait until you see the amazing results after her long road to recovery. >> what? that is incredible. the bathroom. when things go wrong here, you remember. quilted northern is designed to work s

here is a thing, jesse made a point here about the republicans. it was the republicans that beat him on health care in the house. we know that. he lobbied very hard for it. it's appropriate for him to be called that. the fact of the matter is he doesn't scare a lot of these people and that is the problem. >> once he gets the tax proposal out there and everyone sees whae it is, that will unite republicans. that will kickstart the market and i don't think he's going tol have a problem getting that through and i think this election in four years is going to boil down to economic performance.hi nobody cares about russia, the rollout of the travel ban, if the economy and people have more money in their paycheck -- >> i think that's an important number. >> but that is hillary clinton. >> joe biden. >> joe biden could beat him today. i agree, if the economy is good but he is not going to be able to do those things he said he would be able tos do. they are never going to build a wall. the tax reform bill is going to be so stacked in favor of people who ma

. >> so that was jesse waters. he just so happened to have gone on vacation after that remark.d up this explanation and i quote on air, i was referring to ivanka's voice and how it resonates like a smooth jazz radio deejay. this was in no way a joke about anything else. okay. a week after the network's biggest host was fired over sexual harassment allegations and a year after the ceo resigned over sexual harassment allegations and this is not the first time that jesse watters has been in trouble. with me now, ana navaro and margaret hoover. >> i worked with jesse watters has spent about a decade of his career at fox news. he really represents the culture of what's acceptable at fox news and jesse, i want to be clear, he's a great guy. i like him. he's a professional. at least he was when i worked with him. >> can we just react to what he did? i mean, come on. >> this statement reflects the kind of bravado and if you really want to go there -- >> let's go there. >> remember the locker room talk that we discussed on the campaign trail in reference to the incredibly vulgar comment

==jess/2-shot== the news at 6 starts now. thanks for joining us. i )m jessica aguirre. ==raj/2-shot== and i )m raj mathai. this is usually when the trouble begins...and that )s why the police presence -- remains in full force. raj/live our sky ranger has been overhead throhgout the day. this is right above civic center park -- across the street from berkeley high school. so far -- peaceful protests. conservatives -- and liberals -- separated by police officers -- in riot gear. the question now...will this turn violent? and will these protestors -- march toward the cal campus jess/boxes we have multiple reports for you tonight. let )s begin with nbc bay area s thom jensen -- live at civic

jess: are you good to drive? shawn: i'm fine. jess: how many did you have? shawn: i should be fine.p out of the vehicle for me. bud: see ya, buddy. good luck! so, it turns out buzzed driving and drunk driving, they're the same thing and it costs around $10,000. so not worth it. >> lou: well, a few thoughts on president trump's efforts to drain the swamp as republicans try to avoid and place blame for the ryan care debacle. and mick mulvaney has an enviable prospective. acknowledged that the swamp critters won when speaker ryan pulled the health care bill. he had brazenly assured everyone it would pass. >> i think if if anything that is disappointing, this place was more rotten than i thought it was. i have been here six years. >> lou: reince presbyterian defending speaker paul ryan saying that the president was 100 percent correct in blaming conservatives for the failure, really? even though the bill had 17 percent support in the final polling. priebus said the conference should have voted for the unpopular and potentially devastating legislation. >> we can't be chasing the perfect

===jess/vo=== and preventing another united airlines fiasco. what a local politician is doing to make sure this never happens here ===jess/next close=== next. ==jess/take vo== right now at 6: >>> finally tonight, do you have items in your home that don't work anymore but you just can't seem to part with them? nbc's harry smith tells us about a growing trend bringing people together to fix all things beloved but broken in our inspiring america report. >> reporter: every other month in a basement of a church in new pauls, new york, volunteers gather to fix things. and everything they fix, they fix for free. >> this is a favorite, so i'm really thrilled she could fix it for me. >> it's called a repair cafe. the idea is exquisitely simple, neighbor helping neighbor. >> i'm jeff. >> hi, jeff. >> reporter: an idea so good, since the first one opened in amsterdam in 2009, there are now more than 1100 of them in 29 different countries. >> when people bring an item and they get it repaired, yes, they are very grateful. on the other side of the table, th

it's positioned him as the young heart trob to attract new fans. >> jess is the kind of kid you dreamhan where it's been. >> the number one bull rider in the world, jess lockwood! >> reporter: are you surprises by how well you've done? >> no, you expect yourself to show up and win every weekend there. he's no point in showing up if you're not planning on winning. >> look at that million dollar rodeo stardom. one eight-second thrill ride at a time. for "cbs this morning," i'm mark strassman, bowie, texas. >> that sure is impressive. i grew up in san antonio, texas. used to go with my girlfriends to a place called blue bonnet palace. >> what happened there? >> what happened there, norah o'donnell? >> i love to two-step and used to have bull riding in the middle of the hall. >> you can ride the horse or bull in "urban cowboy." >> you can still get those. >> all right, norah o'donnell, she's thrown the gauntlet. you can hear more of "cbs this morning" on our podcast and find extended interviews and podcast originals. >> and what happened in texas way back when. >> we'll be back with more

jess: are you good to drive? shawn: i'm fine. jess: how many did you have? shawn: i should be fine.tep out of the vehicle for me. bud: see ya, buddy. good luck! so, it turns out buzzed driving and drunk driving, they're the same thing and it costs around $10,000. so not worth it. family time is awesome! show me the radio disney music awards. just say it and see it with the x1 voice remote. and you can catch up on all the rdma buzz... with artist interviews... past performances... and more! available now on xfinity on demand. xfinity the future of awesome. and to find out how to catch exclusive videos featuring rdma host jordan fisher. and the ardy goes to... watch disney channel presents the 2017 rdmas. april 30th on disney channel. maria: the gdp number growing at a disappointing .7%. but the president's top economic advisor gary cohn told me the tax reform proposal will play a crucial role in improving that number. >> we'll put money back in people's pockets. it will continue to growth economy. maria: will he be able to help spur that kind of growth? dan mitchell joins us. what wa

. >> well, that's professional bull rider jess lockwood earlier this year in new york.s in prize money and millions watch the event on tv and lockwood was 2016's rocky of the year. with a major win in new york city he became the world's number one bull rider. but a bucking bull threw him off and stomped on him and he's now trying to regain that top ranking. mark strassman shows us how the 19-year-old is riding his way to the top of what's called the toughest sport on dirt. >> this guy rides so far beyond his 19 years. >> let's go. >> see me rolling. >> jeff lockwood says let me have it. >> he does not give up. >> that was a great ride. >> jeff lockwood went into lockdown mode. >> he's made it to eight seconds. that's all he needs to do. >> eight seconds. that's how long a bull rider hopes to hang on with one and. >> jeff lockwood, your winner. >> can't get too excited or too timid during the ride because that will go bad both ways. it's pretty much like dancing. whatever he does you've got to countertact with the same move and same speed. ♪ black and yellow, black and y

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ktvu's tara moriarty and jesse gary are both live there. we begin with jesse. what's the latest there? >> reporter: well guys, the park has emptied out a little but not completely. there are folks behind me and a large police presence to make sure they keep the peace. i talked to becialg police earlier and they say that's probably the difference this time that they had a large police presence. officers from multiple agencies on hand. they helped keep the protesters apart. earlier when i joined you at 4:00 i told you how the rally ended. they had the ralliers exiting to the left of your screen, and that was away from the opposing view, which is to the right. they tried specifically to keep the two sides apart and did a pretty good job in doing so. and that made it honestly a nice day for a couple of speeches in the park. >> this is ground zero in the defense of the constitution and the most important part of this, the first amendment. if you don't have the right to free speech and assembly, you are not free. >> reporter: that freedom was challenged briefly earli

jesse will be back next week. thanks so much. w [♪] judge jeanine: president trump rallied his base marking his first 100 days in office in one of the states that carried him into office. i'm judge jeanine pirro. the president of the united states exactly 100 days since he took office, celebrating a mile stone by talking about his accomplishments in front of supporters in harrisburg, pennsylvania. and what maybe even more notable isn't where the president is tonight, but where he