. [♪] jesse: welcome to "watters world," i'm jesse watters. cause and effect.f a tree falls in the for reste forest and no one is around, does it make a sound. the media criticizes him but they necessity give hip credit when his actions have positive results. the president started imposing tariffs on steel and aluminum. >> now new tariffs that might ultimately ignite a trade war. >> the president has ignored the advice of most of business leaders. >> if you are thinking this president hasn't really thought this through very well? that's how it happened. jesse: but the tariffs were just a bargaining chip and they worked. president trump: this week we secured a wonderful deal with south korea. we had a deal that was a horror show. it was going to produce 200,000 jobs and i'd did for them. she was right, but it was for them, not for us. jesse: south korea doubled the amount of american cars they will allow to be sold in their country. this in exchange for trump temporarily dropping the threat of steel tariffs. "the washington post" reported it marks the first succ

, jim >>jesse: welcome to trento. i am jesse watters. james comey and hillary clinton, the perfect pair. that's the subject tonight of watters words. the two most prominent opponents trump has vanquished, and of their losses in the exact same way and for the exact same reasons. we will break it down in a second. here's the real reason this matter to you. losing to donald trump has become a cottage industry in america. certain individuals are now trafficking in their defeats for financial, psychological and reputational reasons. we want you to identify these people and their true motivations before drinking the kool-aid. so let's begin. comey and hillary fired and defeated by donald trump. both write books and a piece of the action on the sales side. they both go on national mainstream media tours, free promotion facilitated by friendly questions and largely ignoring countries for their narrative is challenged.a critical component is reputation rehab. getting their story out there. their stores are the same. they are not really the losers

jess.hat about cnn's fake video of trump feeding fish in japan or the fake story about comey's testimony or scaramucci and the russians which was redacted and led to three people resigning. cnn prime time has become almost unwatchable. here is why. >> people are care are the immigrants who are sick and tired of having this white house bash them on a daily basis. people who are maligned -- >> that was an excuse. look at even how they got the permits. can i finish, simone. can you just shut up. >> you don't get to tell me to shut up on national television. >> he doesn't even know the law. your friend is a thug. that's a million dollars. >> thug thug thug thug thug. >> you hate it. that's your substantive argument to me, rick wilson. >> i will gut you like a fish on this show if you want to keep this up. jesse: this kind of mayhem completely under cuts their identity as a straight news network. but the bottom line is the network is filled with trump-hating tabloid foot foods. you don't believe

jesse: welcome to "watters world," i'm jesse watters. president trump making good on his promise to attack syria after last week's chemical attack. the attack was against syria's chemical weapons storage facility. >> this was a one-time shot and i believe it sent a strong message to dissuade him and deter him from doing this again. jesse: nikki haley describing this as a last-ditch evident after diplomatic efforts failed. >> we usedder tool we could to urge syria to get rid of chemical weapons. we give diplomacy chance after chance. six times. that's how many times russia vetoed security council resolutions. jesse: the president calling the strike vital to our national security. president trump: this massacre was a significant escalation in a pattern of chemical weapons use by that very terrible regime. the evil and the despicable attack left mothers and fathers, instant and children flashin thg in pain and gasping for air. the purpose of our actions tonight is to establish a strong deterrent against the production and use of chemical we

jesse jesse: president obama hand them boat loads of cash. and president trump hive kaight on whether he'll renew the iran deal. they are having to give out subsidies to people because there will be unrest. let's get back to the strikes. we don't want to see this happen again. dunford, who i thought was fantastic, said this about a set back for syria. >> last year we conducted unilateral trike on a sing the site. this evening we conducted strikessen two allies on multiple strikes that will result in a degradation of syria's ability to research and employ chemical weapons. it will result in a setback for the syrian regime. jesse: this is more than a deterrent strike. you send a message, morally we are not going to accept this. but this was a degradation strike. they were hitting research and development facility, chemical and buy lodg -- and biological . >> we hitter part of the puzzle. we hit the research capacity and the chemical storage facility. we hit the weapons storage facility and the manufacturing one. that's the whole circle of chemi

>> jesse: no.eg: there is something unique about somebody who is despised by everybody that makes you think maybe they are doing something right? >> dana: or they are doing everything wrong. >> jesse: well, do i know if hillary were president she would have fired james comey as well. >> dana: yeah. >> jesse: russia returned u.n. to help syria. is it only a matter of time before the west strikes? up next. ♪ ♪ here you go little guy. a cockroach can survive submerged underwater for 30 minutes. wow. yeah. not getting in today. terminix. defenders of home. for the big things in life, we tend to start small. less of this. cut back on that. but if it feels like a lot of effort for a little gain, change that. start with something that makes a big difference... ...your student loans. refinancing with sofi could save you $30,000. it's an easier way to reach your life goal sooner. we've helped over 195,000 people. we want to help you too. find out how much you can save in just two minutes at sofi.com/save. i

>> jesse: i say hogwash. most powerful woman in the entire world and now she is in a library with someone filming her on there i fold the wrong way. i don't know what to say about her anymore. i really don't. we have run out of things to say. >> dana: she will welcome that. >> jesse: a hillary won. she beat me. [laughter] >> juan: seriously? >> jesse: i mean, i can... [laughter] i ate up too much time in the a block. >> kimberly: you are aware of that. >> juan: dana, is there any legitimacy to what she said about the right? she sees us as part of the right, just beating up on her because she is that convenient target. >> dana: if you are sitting where she is. [laughter] >> greg: you are small. [laughter] >> dana: she has a point. part of the problem is democrats don't have a new punching bag for the right, they won't for a while. they go through a painful primary like the republicans did. that will happen. it's not too far away. a year from now, we will be talking about who is going to be making it through th

who was that, jesse? >> jesse: donald j. trump. eight years. eight years, juan. >> juan: besmirched the cia, go after the fbi. >> jesse: they have besmirched themselves. >> tyrus: you didn't use to hear about the fbi all the time. they weren't the story. that's my problem with this whole thing. comey and them are of the story. it's shameful. it's not what the offices. >> juan: i think this is trump's team going after them to undercut the mueller investigation. >> kennedy: did trump's team write "higher loyalty?" either one of them would have fired comey. >> jesse: they were in captivity but now dozens of dangerous gang members are prowling the streets thanks to america's defiant sanctuary cities and states. the outrage coming up. hey! you know, progressive is america's number-one motorcycle insurer. yeah, she does purr! best bike i ever owned! no, you're never alone, because our claims reps are available 24/7. we even cover accessories and custom parts. we did get an early start! took the kids to soccer practice. you want me to jump that cactus

jesse watters. >> dana: i don't know how jesse watters got invited. tell us anything about that? >> it was a complete surprise to me too. >> here we go. >> dana: this is my world! he's like my kid brother. i have to take him along everywhere. i did wait tables years ago. we will figure this out. i am not even sure what i am doing. we will make it work. >> jesse: i need brown bread. someone needs brown bread. >> dana: jesse, are you working? are you hardly working? >> jesse: i need brown bread for a table. where do i get that? can i butter your roll? do you like a lot of butter or a little butter? slather it on? let me sign something. you probably just want the nfl players to ruin it. >> dana: how much is jasper worth? >> jesse: you better be putting money in for me. take time for everybody. i am going to dig in. >> jesse: go ahead. medium rare? is that good? >> dana: this is daily. make him famous. >> jesse: i like the pocket square. it's sharp. can i give you a secret? dress for the job you want, not the job you have. >> dana: i've got to do a playba

jesse. >> jesse: i studied hard for this segment.has a lot of impact on regular americans. the only thing i could come up with that's insightful, if you are the third son, third in line for the throne, it's got to be the sweet spot. no pressure being the first in line. the second, anything could happen to your older brother. third. you can do whatever you want. you can misbehave. you still have the trappings of the royal family. >> kimberly: you really did think about this. >> jesse: i did. if i was born in a royal family, third. no pressure at all. >> kimberly: that's the way you roll. all the benefits, no pressure. >> juan: you are the first son. >> jesse: yeah, but i am not royalty. >> kimberly: which would you want to be? >> juan: you want to be the guy. big shoulders. take it. this weekend was big because i heard my first son and his wife are going to have a baby. >> kimberly: congratulations. >> juan: it's wonderful. even if they weren't royal, congratulations. >> kimberly: that's the thing. brings us all together. greg, who ha

recovered from jesse? >> juan: i am trying my best. i think it's a superficial conversation because i think kanye west is the same guy, as dana said, was insulting republicans a minute ago in a way i thought was unfair. now he comes back and i guess it's always going to be a market for people who say well, but now he likes trump, so we will rally to kanye. even his wife said hey, you don't agree with all the politics. kanye would say that's true but it doesn't matter because i also like hillary. he has the dragon energy or whenever. it's so silly at a time when in america we've got like, you know, black women on all golf course in pennsylvania with the police called to get them off. or the starbucks situation. or the young man who was shot and his grandmother's backyard in sacramento. instead of focusing on real issues impacting rice in the country, we are focusing on kanye west. it's not about anything of substance. all of a sudden with a record coming out, he likes donald trump. i guess all of the donald

and jesse threw shade at you. >> jesse: i did.a restraining order against obama, i would've had him on my show. >> kimberly: at least you're honest. waters world. wacky world. >> greg: why are so comedian's throat emotionally traumatized by trump? >> juan: what is the name of the comedian who was holding his head. >> greg: kathy griffin. >> juan: she is back now. >> greg: i know. >> juan: may be it's kind of desperate. on the other hand, i am not going to make fun of someone suffering from depression. she says it made her more anxious because of trump's language. the big button and all of that. >> dana: it she watch the south park episode about this. >> jesse: art lee north and south coming together? >> kimberly: we've got to go. >> greg: "one more thing" up next. and the wolf huffed and puffed... like you do sometimes, grandpa? . . starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chroni

jesse, jon tester refused jim comey's apology to hillary. >> jesse: one of the reasons i don't think the book is going to do as well as a lot of people say. there's a huge anti-trump appetite in this country but he has no natural base. the left doesn't really like him. the right doesn't really like him. what were the bombshells? a lot of salacious stuff, which i think wasn't even as delicious as the "fire and fury" stuff. in terms of bombshells, look at it on substance. he says what? he may be compromised by the russians. it's a possibility he obstructed justice. that said? maybe he is a liar and a leaker, and maybe it's possible trump didn't obstruct justice. that doesn't really take us anywhere. in terms of the ratings, juan said had a got a good number, less than half of what stormy god, more than less than half roseanne god. country music awards, i'm sure that's what dana was watching. i think ultimately it confirms that people at the highest levels of the intelligence community personally hated donald trump. you have jim comey. you have the cia director brennan, sally yates at d

jesse. jesse will have something nice to say. >> jesse: of course.he matriarch of one of the most distinguished political dynasties in american history. >> kimberly: of the world. >> jesse: probably. wife of a president, mother of a president, mother of a governor. to think that someone like this came from this area, i think a lot people understand she is cut from a certain cloth if you live in long island or connecticut or westchester county. for me, she reminded me of my great grandmother, my grandmother with the white hair, the way she dressed. the way she made you feel when you were around her. because of barbara bush was around, you made sure your time is right, sit up straight, spoke with perfect english, , and you conducted yourself in a way that was honorable and presentable to the general public. you never wanted to disappoint her. she inspired a feeling of a commitment to excellence in the way you conducted yourself and the way you should conduct yourself as an american or as a young adult. she is just an amazing woman, and she raised such

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♪ >> jesse: i am jesse watters along with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, dana perino and greg gutfeldit's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." we have just heard from the white house after president trump sounded off again about the raids involving his personal attorney and the russia probe. >> the president has been clear that he has deep concern about the direction of the special counsel. this investigation started off as rorschach collusion of which there was none. it's been clear nothing has come up over the last year, and the president has spoken at length on this topic. the media continues to focus on it despite the fact that there's been no evidence after a year, we are going to stay focused on the issues. >> jesse: the president fired off a serious tweet, calling the russia investigation fake and corrupt, headed up by all of the democrat loyalists. he said that mueller is most conflicted of all except rosenstein who signed the fisa and comey letter." sarah sanders said yesterday it is within mr. trump's jurisdiction to do so. >> i think the president has been clear t

jesse: welcome to "watters world." i'm jesse watters. president trump speaking in washington township in michigan. president trump: some genius said we are going to sell the site and then we are going to take the money and build a new embassy. that sounds good. but you have to have money left over if you do that. they sold the site for i think -- these numbers are close enough. they sold the site for like $250 million. they think they are geniuses. they go out and buy a horrible location and build a new embassy. the bad news, the embassy cost over a billion dollars. so now what do we have? we have an embassy in a lousy location and i was supposed to cut the ribbon. i didn't do the deal. it was a bush-obama special. but it could have been stopped by obama. it would have been stopped by me. i said what kind of deal is this? you sold this great site. it's the best site in london. they were so happy, they got $250 million. but they spent all of that money plus lot more to build a new embassy in a lousy location. we need a whole new thinking

i would defender her but i would hope she didn't lie about it. >> jesse: go low, jesse. >> jesse: yousure. >> kimberly: how low can you go? >> jesse: i would agree i think 10 years she has apologized for offensive comments. she can get over. this it seems like the media is more out for blood than the audience. i'm not sure the audience cares. her ratings is good. she has overcome cnn first quarter this year in her time slot. that's never happened before. they are sitting on a pretty talented person over there for them. still battle for second place let's be clear. the interesting issue is that msnbc faces a sofiay's choice, a black female anchors who has offended gay and lesbians, whatever decision they make with her. if they cut her or keep her, they are going to affect a prominent, you know, part of their audience. i'm not sure what they are going to do. we will see. their credibility though is at stake. she actually said in one of these posts that she liked trump. thought he was funny and sided with trump over rosie o'donnell. >> dana: now she is going to get fired for sure. >> jes

jesse? >> jesse: stanford was my safety school.asota, we'll call him a florida man, went to go for a swim around when i did in his backyard and guess what he found, an 11-foot alligator swimming in his pool in florida. he called some people, they said to get out of the pool, and he was safe. look at that thing. >> dana: that's a big thing. >> kimberly: look at how much fun it was having. >> greg: first, if you go to berkeley, you got to start making shirts that say "stanford was my safety school." [laughter] i hate these people! if you are in a meeting, and hr meeting, or its traffic school, records preservation training, at the end of the meeting, someone says, "does anybody have any questions," don't ask a question. nobody likes the person that asked a question especially when it's nice outside or at the end of the day, if you have a question, go on google. find out that question, answer that question. >> dana: a good point. everyone should listen to that. people who know jasper know he likes to look for fish. if you follow me on

they were all this for the singular point to save jesse. >> 13-year-old jesse hernandez found alive this after he slipped and fell into a drainage pipe full of raw sewage yesterday afternoon. >> we did not give up but i'll be honest, we did not think we would find him alive. >> in a race against time, using highly specialized equipment to navigate a maze of sewage tunnels. it all began yesterday in a holiday celebration. >> reporter: they were celebrating in this park right over here. at some point and he his friends left this path and found this old maintenance vent. they somehow got up on the roof. >> then wood plank gave away and he fell. 35 feet down into a sanitation drainage mine went to a net work of i'm thats. >> an approximate four-foot wide pipe. the water and sewage moving approximately 15-miles-per-hour. >> reporter: the height he fell from, the speed of the current, the toxicity of the sewage water, all making his chances of survival extremely slim. authorities used these search cameras mounted to cameras similar to a boogie board which are tethered to a rope 300 feet down.

and whit joins us now from the site where jesse fell down that hole. whit, i understand you have an update on his condition, and it looks like they are trying to secure that area just behind you where he fell in? >> reporter: tom, that's right. crews have been adding a second layer of fencing, doing work uptop, bolting shut that hole that jesse hernandez fell down. we are also learning tonight that jesse is out of the hospital and back home with his family. tom? >> that's great news. whit johnson with that incredible rescue tonight. >>> next, to tens of thousands of teachers, parents and students standing shoulder to shoulder at the capital in oklahoma city today. they were demanding higher teacher pay. now among the lowest in the country. but also classroom supplies they say the schools desperately need. it's the latest in a wave of protests sweeping across the country, led by teachers who say the future of public education is at stake. abc's clay ston sandell is in oklahoma city. >> reporter: oklahoma and kentucky tonight, the latest states joining a

he speaks to his mother injordan daily, jess but for her to join mother injordan daily, jess but form and mother injordan daily, jess but for her tojoin him and asks why mother injordan daily, jess but for her to join him and asks why the mother injordan daily, jess but for her tojoin him and asks why the us isn't doing more to assist assyrians, given their national nightmare. i think syrians are most people who need help now. they don't have time to wait. muhamed's mother fled from syria tojordan and she is stuck there. the trump administration's travel ban and advanced vetting for refugees from syria means the application is progressing slowly. not clear. when is this going to stop and will it be normal? we have cluster of refugees and the hertford area. for chris georgiou runs this resettlement refugee office in newhaven the violence in syria underscores why have the trump administration should be taking more refugees, not cutting back at a time of such great need. welcoming refugees is probably what this country does best. it is our most noble tradition. it's the statue of libert

jesse: en un tÉrmino mÁximo de 60 dÍas podría estarse definiendo la situaciÓn.figuras de cartÓn de mark zuckerberg aparecieron en las fueras del capitolio. le platicamos por quÉ. ♪ nos desped enrique: nos despedimos con la imagen del dÍa. 100 recortes en cartÓn del fundador de facebook aparecieron en el cÉsped del capitolio. patricia: las figuras tenÍan camisetas con la leyenda "arreglen fakebook". el lÍder de este grupo se observa en la imagen. enrique: los usuarios exigimos mÁs seguridad. patricia: maÑana es el segundo dÍa de la comparecencia de mark zuckerberg ante el senado. enrique: buenas noches. alejandra: hoy es 11 de abril, te saluda alejandra arce . buenos dÍas, glory. glory: tenemos en casa toda la informaciÓn y consejos, recomendaciones para el bienestar familiar. iniciamos con esto. se habla mucho del gluten, hoy alejandra nos dirÁ macro que es el gluten y sus efectos en nuestro cuerpo. me interesa mucho. alejandra: estamos en la recta final de la temporada de impuestos. entÉrate de cuÁles son las

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jesse lewis jackson sr., people still know who jesse jackson is, right? a civil rights leader, a famous chicagoan, somebody i'm trying to do research on, trying to think about a book project on. particularly as jackson centers black people running for the presidency. without jesse jackson, 1972 at the democratic convention and later on in 1984 and '88, there would be no barack obama. and so jesse jackson is in his own ways controversial. let's see if my other video will come up. here's i little bio video. >> after king's assassination in april 1968 jackson split from the fclc leadership. he moved to chicago and in 1971, formed operation bush. >> to make sure that store owners in the black community did their part hiring black clerks. he believed they need to hire african-americans and he did that and it was quite effective. >> in 1979 he traveled to south africa to speak out against apartheid. >> jesse jackson supported the palestinian cause. he started using the same phrases he used in the united states. i am somebody. say it with me. i am somebody. repe

>> no, jesse asked me if i was wearing heels because i am so short.better? are we framed up? >> it is the 17th annual waiting for her wishes dinner. it benefits the kevin carter foundation and the make-a-wish foundation. we are going to wait some tables. if you go to the facebook page for dana perino or "the five," you can vote for either of us and that helps raise more money for these kids. >> here's the deal. dana doesn't really know much about the event. i invited her to the events. this was my connection. she owes me. i want deference on the show so the next time i say rasmussen has trump at 60% approval, i don't want to see an eye roll. i want to see deference because this is what i'm doing here. >> i will bite my tongue. the other thing is, well, i was a waitress. there is no doubt i'm going to be really good at this. >> how many plates can you hold? >> katie, you asked me who else is going to be here. a lot of of people are going to be here. hunter hayes. that's a good one. >> katie: lots of good artists coming out for a great cause. >> kimberl

—— jesse jackson. -- jesse jackson.iness was the theme of the commemoration. the central question was where we go from you. many believed doctor king provided that as many years ago. facebook has now revealed that as many as 87 million users may have had their personal information improperly shared with, and used by, the political consultancy cambridge analytica. that's many more than previously admitted. within the past few hours, chief executive mark zuckerberg has told journalists he'd made a "huge mistake", and that facebook had not done enough to protect people's information. our technology reporter dave lee reports from san francisco. a conference call asking all must now, mark zuckerberg admitted that even been to a dealer stick on the past, putting too much trusted third—party companies that went on to abuse the system who created. but despite calls questioning this ability to continue as the bleeder of the world's most powerful social network, mark zuckerberg consistently would not step down. ez... -- consisten

right away they saw jesse, a hose was lowered down. he caught onto the hose, was reeled back up and sat down on the floor. the first thing he wanted was a cell phone to call his family. >> reporter: darsha phillips, abc 7 news. >>> we made it into the 60s and 70s earlier this afternoon. while we're starting off mild and dry, we're going to finish on a cool and rainynote. we have soaked in sunshine across the entire region. but changes to the forecast are co coming and the highest impact will come by friday. we bring this back with another chance of rain. a level two storm arriving on friday with rain, and right now, the timing looks to have the heaviest rain happening friday night. winds could be gusting 25-45 miles per hour. so there is concern with those winds. we could have isolated power outages, and with the heavy rain we could have isolated flooding. but right now, conditions are mild and we're dry. 68, current number in san jose. 68 in vallejo. and right now, santa rosa checking in at 66 degrees. here's call over the next 12 hou

by monday morning after an overnight search, jesse was rescued. >> we located jesse hernandez alive and talking. we were able to give him a cell phone to keep in contact with his family members, as you can imagine, they are overwhelmed with joy. >> the drainage system runs parallel of the los angeles river is. after searching through the pipes, sanitation workers found the boy underneath the intersection of two freeways.>> we searched 6000 square feet just a long the freeway east of here. this is based upon an abundance of information and collaboration to locate the most probable area of where jesse would be and based upon all of these members outstanding work, they were able to share and assigned him and that location. >> a manhole cover was opened up to get through the boy -- through to the boy. he appeared to be okay after what was described as a toxic environment. he underwent decontamination and is under medical treatment. >>> mark zuckerberg is firing back at tim took for criticism regarding the privacy scandal. ♪ seresto, seresto, seresto jake... ♪ seresto, seresto, seresto whate

we know jesse spent 12 hours in those pipes. an update on how he's doing mentally this morning? >> we haven't heard from him this morning, and how he's doing. but we hear that he's been healing well and he was a bit bruised up as you could imagine being in this environment. but we're so pleased for the positive outcome. >> the system of pipes and drains, it's incredibly complex. your public information officer said you did not expect to find a viable person. why didn't you think that jesse would be alive? >> well, just purely due to the duration and the unique environment that he was in. this was a multifaceted complex type of an incident. you have a potential for a swift water rescue. you definitely have a hazardous materials environment. you have a confined space environment. and this was all a closed pipe system that you can't see, underground, with minimal access holes to it. so those are a lot of the challenges that we had to overcome. and our firefighters were very inventive. and this building behind me here, they had lowe

i am jesse watters with kimberly guilfoyle, and greg gutfeld.s 5 o'clock in new york city and this is "the five." >> ♪ >> ♪ >> hi there. the comey memos are out. you know who is happy about it? president trump. one memo reveals that the president early on endorsed looking into any wrongdoing by people in his campaign. comey trump told him if there was an associate of his campaign that did something, it would be good to find that out. he had not done anything and hoped i would find a way to get out that we were not investigating him. the president said the note showed clearly there was no collusion and no obstruction and that the fbi director leaked classified information. comey claimed he doesn't do sneaky things and doesn't leak or do weasel moves. >> [laughing]. >> he went on to leak his memo and admit he did it. >> i know when i created some of them they were classified. i don't know how many of that group would testify. trying to force the creation of a special council. why? because i thought the department as currently supervised would not

>> yeah. >> reporter: jesse's family waiting all night for word. after nearly 13 hours, a miracle discovery at dawn. inside that pipe, jesse moving toward a small beam of light from above. >> the crews loosened that maintenance hole, opened it up, the first thing they hear is "help." >> they could hear the boy asking for help. >> the department of sanitation handed him a cell phone to call his parents. and you could just imagine the relief that they had felt from hearing their son's voice. >> reporter: jesse, decontaminated on the scene and taken to a local hospital. what started as a family's easter nightmare now a remarkable story of survival. >> word got back to this command post, i've never seen so much big, burly men hold back tears and hug each other. >> reporter: sanitation workers have been here throughout the day securing this facility. they've added a second layer of fencing and bolted shut that hole that jesse hernandez fell down and into the sewer. we're also learning tonight that jesse has been released from the hospital and he's back

no one defends me or jesse watters, though. >> i defend you.ry week. >> sean: what, i didn't hear what you said. >> i said i defend you. i hang out with you every week. >> are we hanging out? >> it feels like this one. >> sean: you are getting close to winning. jesse, you better jump in. >> i got a good one. i am the precipice. i thought you didn't care about celebrity endorsements. that was something for the pathetic left. >> we don't like the celebrity hate. some celebrity comes in with love that kanye west is coming in, we respect that. we respect the individual. we do not respect mob rule. when you have dragon energy like the president and kanye west, i think it may be confusing for some people. he is zigging and zagging. unlearn your linear thinking. open your mind to the possibilities out there. >> sean: the dragon energy comment for jesse. it's his rules. >> vegas rules or whatever they say? >> sean: quoting that was great. thank you both. when we come back, an incredible video of the day. a foiled armed robbery. we've got it next. ♪ ...

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that's right it's not something that jesse jackson has discussed much in the fifty years since martin luther king jr his fellow activist and his mentor was assassinated on the balcony behind me that you see there draped in black bunting but people are trying to focus not just on what they say was a traumatic loss for them personally or for the country as a whole but they're also trying to focus on the work that martin luther king did during his very short life you only lived thirty nine years to talk with me more about king's legacy and what is the challenge facing not just americans but others in the days ahead i'm joined now by derrick johnson he is the president and the c.e.o. of the n.w.a. c.p. one of the nation's largest civil rights organizations thanks so much for joining us here on al-jazeera thank you for being here. when you woke up today what is your thought about this anniversary the death of martin luther king jr but i think is both the speed of his hard work but we also want to out of a certain tension workers who sacrifice must to be sure that they have a. bias working

jesse underwent decontamination and is receiving medical treatment.z, ktvu fox 2 news. >> really is something. >>> well, antiapartheid crusader, winne yenk mandela has died. she is regarded as the mother of the nation for her role in the fight against white minority rule. she was married to nelson mandela for almost 40 years, though he was in prison during much of that time. led to her being jailed numerous times. she also spent years under house arrest. her political act advisism was marked with kidnapping, assault and fraud. some say it was the way she was tortured that turned her from being a peaceful protester to one that practiced violent resistance. she later became a member of south africa's parliament. >> my story is a south african story. [ singing] >> mandela's family says she died surrounded by family and loved ones. she was 81 years old. >>> chief meteorologist has a look at the what we're dealing with. >> nothing but nice out there. highs in the 70s. tree pollens are out there. you're noticing that is a live camera shot. and you can see t

. >> reporter: this is a picture of 13-year-old jesse hernandez right after he was rescued. he will fell more than 25 feet into a toxic sewage pipe at a decommissioned l.a. sanitation facility near griffith park. >> i was thinking like i'm going to die and i would never see my friends again. >> reporter: the 13-year-old was found more than 12 hours later alive. his family relieved along with the many men and women who took part in his search and rescue. >> as every minute passed, as every hour passed, we remained hopeful but we were certainly aware of a narrowing window of survivability. >> reporter: several agencies came together to comb the maze of pipeline underneath the city. >> working diligently for over 12 hours exhaustively systemically mapping this out, putting resources throughout here. over 100 firefighters were on scene. >> reporter: but it was workers with l.a. sanitation that became the unassuming heroes. >> they never gave up hope. they wanted to bring jesse back to his family. >> reporter: high-tech cameras were put into the sewage system to track jesse's mov

jesse asking for a phone. what did you say to your mom? >> mom, i'm okay. where are you at?up. >> reporter: come pick me up. immediately, huh? his father, getting an unexpected apology. >> he says, don't get mad, i lost my phone. i was like, don't worry about the phone! >> reporter: the missing phone likely gone forever. the missing boy, back home where he belongs. whit johnson, abc news, los angeles. >> incredible he made it out alive. thanks so much for watching. i'm tom llamas. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow night. have a great evening. good night. >> i knew it was gun >> how good samaritans came the aid. >> we have our crime lab folks out here and the coroner out here and it will be a long night. >> the focus turns to figuring out exactly what happened and why. good evening, i am eric thomas in for dan ashley. >> and i am ama >> female. >> one of the first police officers to respond to the youtube campus this afternoon describes finding victim after victim. law enforcement raced to the scene reporting an active shooter at the company's headquarters. san bruno

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jesse. >> reporter: good evening.google and youtube would upgrade security at all of its facilities around the globe. however, he wouldn't say if that meant armed security. police investigators say suspect nasim aghdam made her way into the courtyard area by going through a neighboring parking garage pedestrian door. hours before that she ca

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. >> reporter: jesse hernandez recalls what was going through his mind sunday when he plunged 25 feetot wide sewer pipe from at ban donned concrete building. hernandez traveled through the dark tunnel, filled with rushing water, sewage and toxic gas. more than 100 first responders, launched a frantic search. using cameras placed on flotation devices to comb through over 2400 feet of pipe. a break through came when one camera captured hand prints along the walls of the tunnel. >> right away our guys were saying looks like it is closed. some where close by. >> male, conscious and breathing. 13 years old. >> reporter: after 12 hours underground rescuers finally found jesse nearly a mile east where he first fell in. officials tell cbs news if he had gone any further, jesse may have been lost in the maze of drainage tunnels that snake below the city. >> i knew they were going to come in or something, for, track me down so they know where i'm at. after sanitation crews pulled him to safety. jesse immediately asked for a cell phone so he could personally deliver the good news to his mother w