." [♪] jesse: welcome to. "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. a dumpster fire on the left.he media won't tell you, but the democrats had the worst week they have had in year. elizabeth warren busted for racial identity theft. this is a texas state bar admission registration card where she claimed her race was american indian. the former executive editor jill abramson is reportedly riddled -- rightled with plagiarism. >> the paragraphs are there are similar in your writing. do you have any comment on this? >> sure, you know, all i can tell you is, i certainly didn't plagiarize in my book. jesse: it makes you think what kind of operation was she running at the times all these years? and the media fact checkers are lying to you. the president at the state of the union said violent crime in el paso, texas dropped after the border wall was built. but fact checkers claimed the president lied. that's a total dishonest distortion of the fact. the media cherry picked from the time money was authorized until 2011 to make it look like crime went up. but when the wall was completed in

jesse: good call. are you jack for the super bowl, jesse? jesse: i'm pretty jacked.are l.a. guys, you probably want the rams. am i wrong? >> rams all day. we are so stoked. we are feeling super confident. we have a good squad behind us. curt warner is going to lay down some serious yardage. tom brady, we are coming for you, dude. >> at our super bowl party we are worried because we got like chad mentions [bleep] undesirable in the friend group coming, and we are ready that he's going to blow our stoke. >> kevin. he's [bleep] jesse: now kevin knows you think's a [bleep]. >> sorry be kevin. >> we stoked him on fox. jesse: did you know they have neal cheerleaders on the rams? >> yeah, as long as they are hot for sure. >> hot and capable for sure. jesse: all right. i can see you guys with some pom-poms. >> i would love to share my stoke on the field. jesse: i have got to run. thank you very much. >> sorry, kevin, love you. jesse: next, "last call." i tell everyone to take the ancestrydna test if you want to get the most details about your family history. my pie chart sho

. [♪] jesse: welcome to. "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. democrat control freaks.emocrats like to say they want government out of the bedroom. but ironically the democrats want the government never other room in your house and your neighbors' house and your car and the restaurant. cory booker is a vegan and says eating meat will destroy the planet saying because of environmental impact. it's just not possible. booker wants to crack down on dig beef and big pork. he's running for president trying to take away meat. speaking of meat. alexandria ocasio-cortez and her green new deal wants to eliminate cow flatulence. and she wants to get rid of air travel, and hamburgers. san francisco democrats considered banning pets, dogs, cats, birds, hamsters. they even wanted to ban the sale of goldfish. >> i said good morning, gill. jesse: congress ravella tried to remove the words "so help you god" from the oath they take before entering congress. enter word police. apparently the word man is offensive. democrats wants to change fireman and policeman to firefighter and police o

." [♪] jesse: welcome to. "watters' world." i'm jesse watters.n honor of the academy award our producers thought it would be fun to host our own awards show. let's begin with our first category. best actor in a political drama. here are the nominees. cory booker at the kavanaugh confirmation hearing. >> i'm going to release the email on racial profiling. i understand the penalty comes with potential out offing from the senate. i invited and accept the consequences. this is probably the closest i'll ever have in my life to an i am part kuls moment. jesse: jess he smollett on gma. he said this is maga country. i want that video found so badly. and i want a little gay boy who might watch this to see that [bleep] fought back and i'm pissed off. it's the truth. >> the trump administration officials have been sending babies and other young children home. do we have the graphic of this? no. jesse: the winner is, jussie smollett on gma. that was a runaway winner. best category. best fight scene. donald trump versus jim acosta. >> that's enough. >> pardon

jesse?: jeff wilson in for jesse watters. >> dana: back to you in a jiffy. jesse, so the left wing credentials of senator booker coming under attack from the left because is he refusing to say he would eliminate private insurance companies. >> jesse: wow, really taking a stand there he is actually a pretty pro-business democrat if those exist anymore i found out if he is elected president he will be the first single president and first vegan president. >> greg: buchanan. >> dana: vegan? >> buchanan, bachelor. buchanan was a bachelor. >> jesse: i have no idea. >> dana: there has never been a vegan. >> jesse: never ban vegan. we are sure about that. spartacus moment he became a laughing stock that's requesting to be hard to live down. cory booker created this mittology around himself. dramatic rescues in newark. hunger strikes and sleeping on the streets. but he has a very strange personal situation. there is a lot of rumors swirling around him he had a sexual assault allegation. i don't know

jesse: welcome to. "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. virginia democrat governor ralph northam showing no signs of resigning after this photo was revealed from his yearbook showing a man in black face and another in the kkk robe. he first said that was him and he apologized. >> i took an oath to serve the people of this commonwealth to the best of my ability. as long as i believe i can effectively fill that task, i plan to continue to do the business of virginia. jesse: here is his alibi? >> it's definitely not me. i can tell by look at it. that same year i participated in a dance contest in which i darkened my face as part of a michael jackson costume. jesse: at one point he was smiling and joking with someone about the moon walk. >> his wife saved him and said this is not the right place to be doing the moon walk. you don't put strangers in your yearbook photo and not know who they are. he's a masochist. >> maybe he's trying to clear his name. because the yearbook photo, maybe some editor somewhere put the photo in and it's not him. we

. ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody. am jesse watters with morgan ortagus, juan williams, kennedy, and greg. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five" ." their battle for 2020 is officially on as president trump hold his first campaign rally in el paso, texas, tonight. the president taking aim at democrat beto o'rourke for holding a counter rally in the city as he makes his big push for border security. >> we are going to el paso. we have a line that is very long already. you see what's going on. i understand our competitors got a line too but it's a tiny little line. they will make it sound like they had more people than we do. it's not going to happen. we are going there for a reason. we're going there to keep our country safe. >> jesse: the field of democratic contenders gets more crowded. trump mocking elizabeth warren for the dna debacle hanging over her campaign announcement. the president also poking fun at senator amy klobuchar for announcing her candidacy in a snowstorm. warren firing back against the pr

. >> jesse: with my smirk too. >> greg: jesse is never on twitter.hat's how it starts. >> juan: it wasn't "the washington post," wasn't nbc, wasn't any media outlet. this was started by a website that was intending to somehow divide the american people. >> jesse: "the washington post" didn't do -- juan, juan, "the washington post," they have to do due diligence. they have to fact-check. they have to investigate. read the lawsuit, juan. they didn't call the other side. they didn't investigate the video. they kept on printing malicious smears of this guy about things that ever happened. he never chanted anything derogatory. he never said build the wall. never said anything racist, juan. >> juan: you are deep into a political tribal argument. the lawsuit should be dismissed. i will say it's part of an attack on the press that we are seeing -- >> jesse: any time you criticize the press -- you can't be criticized. >> juan: give me a shot. president trump is saying "the new york times" is the enemy of the people. why? "the new york times" did a story that

jesse: i wish i didn't know either. >> [bleep] jesse: can i give you a hint? kimmel. >> jimmy carter. jesse: he was a farmer before he became president, do you know what he farmed in. >> corn, wheat in a vegan? jesse: that's all for us tonight. "justice with judge jeanine" is next. remember i'm watters and this is my world. president trump declares a national emergency at the southern border while liberal activists plan nationwide protests for monday. i'm judge jeanine pirro. thanks for making "justice" number one last weekend. we have congressman mark meadows, dan bongino, dennis prager, qanta ahmed and charlie kirk. i told you before, being a leader means making tough

and i lost at. >> jesse: . >> jesse: a medallion?ion. >> jesse: i think i took that. >> greg: dana? >> dana: it is interesting because i don't know if i've actually lost this item, but i worry that i have. >> greg: your soul? >> dana: my great-grandmother gold wedding band, which i got married in. i had a big fancy wedding and i wore it for a long time. then i put it in a very, special safe place. >> greg: but you can't remember? >> dana: no. >> emily: that literally happen to my mom and i don't feel like i've lost anything but she tucked away her mother's wedding ring. we all looked and helped her. to help find that for her. >> greg: either joe dimaggio baseball card or my brothers feed. >> jesse: forget about your pride, greg. >> greg: you know, i miss my pride. things are a burden. this is great. and g, baby 3:30. wait a minute, anyway, do you have nightmares/dreams about the show? i know dana does. >> dana: i have them a lot. in fact my head one last week and it involves juan that i didn't tell anybody about. i was sitting here a

>> jesse: i don't know.omen are powerful. >> dana: they are very powerful. >> jesse: convincing and powerful and persuasive. they might be able to work it out. let the women work it out. >> greg: that's a really edgy comment. women are great. we'll be right back. i can't imagine what could be worse for virginia politics right now. remember how they started with late-term abortion. then it went to blackface. then it went to sexual assault. then it bounced back to blackface. what is around the corner? are they going to take responsibility for the super bowl halftime show? i'm trying to think of what could be worse. >> jesse: dana's cheese. >> dana: you ate it. >> greg: that is for tomorrow show. this could be the me too of blackface. it could be the remnant of an era. how do you deal with something like that? we have to think about, we have done worse. we had slavery. we had jim crow. we were able to somehow get through the ugliness. i think the best example is that president obama did a eulogy for robert bert

>> jesse: no! well so we can't expect it to stop. >> juan: for republicans? >> dana: for democrats to go after the millionaires. >> juan: jesse's point, donald trump is the richest of them all. he says he represents the forgotten man and the like but he's the one who's out of touch. he's the one who said don't you have to have an i.d. to go into a grocery store? i'm sorry, mr. president, no, you don't. he hired wilbur ross. the federal workers when there was a shutdown. trump-caused shutdown. go to a bank and get a loan. larry kudlow, another trumpian. he said these guys who are forced to work with no pay, they are volunteering. >> jesse: if he is so out of touch -- >> juan: he's out of touch on things like the va, social security, medicare, g.i. bill, livable wages. >> dana: was got to run. first elizabeth warren cracking a beer. then beto o'rourke, was our dentist appointment. another potential 2020 contender is getting roasted for a major social media fail. we will show it to you next. [cell pho

is this yours, jesse? >> jesse: what were the rankings? what was number one?donald's, del taco, steak 'n shake, arby's. >> greg: arby's is better. >> jesse: let's try the arby's arby's. >> greg: the first curly fried fried. >> jesse: what's the one in the middle? >> jesse: >> juan: it's got to t fries. >> jesse: five guys, number one. >> dana: mcdonald's, always a crowd favorite. >> jesse: it's a tie between five guys and mcdonald's. >> jedediah: you can't compare curly fry. >> dana: the marie condo effects. she is tidying up, the joy of all that you got to clean up your apartment and all the women love it. peter is like, i will never watch another episode ever. since her show debuted on netflix, thrift stores have reported a massive influx of donations. in the last month, tampa bay goodwill stores received an additional 5 million pounds of clothes, furniture and other items. people thinks their belongings and gave them away. >> jesse: it's a tax write off. there you go. >> juan: do you remember bill clinton's underwear? >> greg: i still have a pair. >> dana:

." ♪ >> jesse: hello, everybody. am jesse watters with sandra smith, juan williams, dana perino, and greg. it's 5:00 in new york city and washington, d.c., and this is "the five" ." president trump set to lay out his vision for america in just four hours from now during his second state of the union address. the president will focus on immigration, trade, national security, health care, infrastructure, and much, much more. he will also use the prime time speech to call for unity. counselor kellyanne conway saying it's time for democrats to and the resistance politics. >> anybody who is sitting there with her arms folded looking like they sucked on lemons, that's on them, not him. he's calling for unity. he's calling for working together. they are going to need to decide if they are serious about that as well. he is wanting the legislature to do its job, they have failed to do it for a matter of years if not decades. >> jesse: the call to come together is not stopping democrats from firing shots before the president e

anyway, jesse. what struck you?> jesse: i was impressed with the president was able to get democrats to chant usa. i've never heard the democrats chant usa, usa, juan. that was a nice moment. i thought he successfully took unifying historical achievements in america like landing on the moon and landing on the beaches of normandy and made people focus on that towards the future and say these are the kind of patriotic things we should rally around. another key line i thought was this was an american agenda, not republican or democrat. and victory isn't winning for our party. victory is winning for our country. he challenged the congress to choose greatness instead of partisan destruction. i agree with dana, the socialist line telegraphed 2020. he's going to say they are for socialism. i am for freedom. he smoked hillary. imagine what he's going to do with an actual socialist. it's going to be deadly. laid out areas of cooperation, like nafta, and medicine prices and things like that. i was a real sucker for the end wh

i should say he won, jesse. >> jesse: whatever this president needs to be president is fine.hat's fine. the real story is who is leaking this type of material to the press? this is just another really scary and dangerous series of leaks from people on the inside that are trying to either embarrass the president or pump up their own stature. he really needs to do something about it. they have not yet gotten a handle on people resisting within the administration, and they believe they are resisting for the good of the country. they believe they are doing things and they are trying to control the president and make sure the president doesn't follow his instincts to forwardly. maybe it was all morose. >> emily: dana, do you think the slow drip, drip, drip will erode the white house? >> dana: there is nothing to be said that they don't put detailed schedules out because they think it will leak. obviously there's people within this white house will do that. i think it's disgusting. you don't just work for the president. you work for the united states of america. you work for the pe

>> jesse: my mom did text me.se. >> dana: greg brings this up, there is skepticism and you see the unnamed white house sources saying the envoy is going to give too much away. as if president trump doesn't know it's happening they're going to pull the will over his eyes. i had something on "the daily briefing" saying that's not the case. and you are just at the munich security conference. >> morgan: the conversation was on china at the conference. for the first time that it happened. i think what's really fascinating is the pivot to asia president obama talked about that he wanted to do for so many years. we've seen it come full force in american foreign policy. we are simultaneously negotiating with one of the world's nuclear powers, north korea, while we are negotiating with the chinese. it's like from my nerdy geopolitical perspective is one of the most fascinating times in history. what we've seen is that the status quo as it relates to north korea was untenable. president trump, what he inherited when he came

>> jesse: hair ball.uan: really, hair ball? >> greg: that's what they call gene simmons. >> jesse: among other things. >> kennedy: there was a manager makeup fool only goes by the name a campbell. won the lottery and showed up to collect the check 54 days later and a scream mask. this is so fantastic because it sucks when everyone knows who you are when you win the lottery because then they want their money back from you. obviously friends and family with sticky fingers and high expectations. he channeled his best now campbell and went to the lottery commission to maintain his on a. >> morgan: tigers and weed. apparently there is a nightmare that happened for some houston residents. according to police they received an anonymous call about a tiger that was found in an abandoned house. the colors admitted they went to the abandon house to smoke some marijuana and they thought they were hallucinating when they stumbled upon the large cat. police say it was a 350-pound female tiger, well fed, living in an un

he >> jesse: it didn't sit well with me either. think he's trying to find peace and he thinks that strategy -- >> juan: it's not a risk. it's an insult to us as the american people. >> greg: i think it's a risk. i want to hear from the warmbier family. we heard that the chief negotiator agrees with trump. i would like to know. trump has a good relationship with the warmbiers. president trump unloading on michael cohen. hear from him next. -we're doing karaoke later, and you're gonna sing. -jamie, this is your house? -i know, it's not much, but it's home. right, kids? -kids? -papa, papa! -[ laughs ] -you didn't tell me your friends were coming. -oh, yeah. -this one is tiny like a child. -yeah, she is. oh, but seriously, it's good to be surrounded by what matters most -- a home and auto bundle from progressive. -oh, sweetie, please, play for us. -oh, no, i couldn't. -please. -okay. [ singing in spanish ] ensure max protein... to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. (straining) i'll take that. (cheers) 30 gr

>> jesse: what's that? [laughter] >> dana: the shutdown ended and he said they're going to say this compromise bill, i said at the end of it, he still going to declare a national emergency. >> jesse: and remember what i said, i also said i don't know if we're ever going to get money for the wall. if you look at this, there is no money for the wall. this is packed with so many poison pills and landmines. if you look at one right here, it prohibits construction in the rio grande valley on federal land. the entire rio grande valley is like federal land. you can't build a wall on and it says what type of wall you can't build, what you can build. the worst part, you have to consult with local elected officials in the area before they sign off on a wall. so beto gets a say on whether the wall gets built. it's total garbage. i don't know how these republican negotiators got smoked, but they got smoked hard. it's clear that the democrats are never going to give them the wall. you didn't think the republicans were g

. >> greg: just like you, jesse. >> jesse: these kids have bedtimes.ldn't be running u.s. industrial policy. they can't play with matches. all of a sudden she is supposed to say you are right, great point, susie, let me tell my staff that we are going to die in ten years. it's funny how she handled it. it's like a grandparent during thanksgiving when the grandchild comes home from college and they start talking about global warming and the grandparents are like it's freezing. we are going to naples in two weeks. there's two things going on. on the left, when you're wrong you get promoted. al gore said the polar ice caps are going to melt by 2014. they are still there. what's her name, aoc, says the world is going to end in 2030 but i bet we wake up in 2030 and she's even more powerful. it's called failing up. what's also happening, the democratic party splitting into three groups. adults, children and adults pretending to be children in order to end the election. the scholzs and the feinsteins. the children are like the aoc in the bernies that believe

jess: farmer frank schuster is somewhere in the middle. he's tired of the broken fences and drug drops on his border property. frank: the day-to-day challenge is to be able to stay calm when you might have somebody running through your yard. jess: but schuster says more boots on the ground and technology at the border is the answer, not a wall. franot rather than trying to cure the problem, are using it as a club to beat the other side up, and we're just stuck down here dealing with the issues. jess: issues proving to be complicated for texas property owners. the texas civil rights project and others now helping landowners understand their rights. efren: if you don't want the government--government agents on your property--surveying, measuring, taking soil samples, it's your private property. you don't have to allow anybody on it. baudilia: "we have determined that it will be necessary to file an action in federal district court..." jess: unless there's a federal court order, which the cavazos family has now learned is on its way. baudilia

jesse >> jesse: there he is. that's right! what are we on... who's got better hair? >> greg: who's got more unique care? >> juan: martha has... >> greg: morgan? >> morgan: my dream job is other than here, it's a chocolate tasting job. you can now take 14 jobs in $14 an hour, the company behind brands like cadbury, oreo, and velveeta, is currently recruiting chocolate lovers to give feedback on their new product. you just have to have a passion for confectionery. tasters are needed up to eight hours a week, $14 an hour. if you love chocolate -- >> greg: they'll make you hate chocolate. you have to do it as a job. >> juan: see you on "the five," greg. >> jesse: never miss an episode of "the five." "special report" is up next with guest congressman jim jordan. fred >> coming to you from hanoi, vietnam. the two men are set to meet again in about three hours with denuclearization of the peninsula the goal for the u.s. and yet, our top story tonight is back in washington where the president's longtime lawyer and former chief problem solver exacerbated some long-running pro

>> jesse: yes, for me especially.th the car with the lights turned off ready to knock him out. she blames himself for losing that election. i know that "the post" headline writers are excited and i can't wait for the trump tweets about anthony, out of bars and roaming the streets. >> juan: i think he is still married to huma abedin. >> dana: you are talking about redemption, he got convicted of a crime. he has served his time. continues to have hundred by the media. i think in some ways he deserves a little bit of space. >> juan: greg, you are not going to give it to him. >> greg: i will. he has done his hard time. if i were his agent, i would tell them to do reality television. ask for a million to start. you could do u.k. big brother. negotiate a book deal. be frank. $750,000 advance. i think he could get that. marry yourself to a cyber security software company as a spokesperson. it will be humorous and it will work out. you are the cybersecurity spokesperson because you got caught. volunteer to repair some damage.

jesse was at his side there. she set up an office in his office in wheeling, fighting for him alongside him, to the very bitter end. she fought hard for her husband always, until the election of 1864, when she secretly derailed his candid sissy for president against lincoln. it was prompted by a cartoon in harper's weekly magazine. are a and nelly mclellan fascinating couple. from an child prodigy upper-middle-class family in philadelphia. nelly, whose story has never been told before this book, was a celebrated blue-eyed beauty who turned down eight marriage proposals including one from mcclellan for she accepted his second petition. 1860,ir wedding day in mcclellan was president of the illinois central railroad. wasr the 34-year-old general in chief of the united states army in the middle of the civil war. the mcclellan's were prominent on the party scene in the summer -- in the winter of 1862. even as the white house, congress and newspapers fumed at his delays in confronting the enemy. in lincoln's phrase, mc

los detalles los tiene jesse vaquero.brazÓ el presidente ivÁn duque, juan guaidÓ celebró su llegada a suelo colombiano. siempre acompaÑado de duke, el presidente interino de venezuela se acercÓ al propio lugar del concierto, donde sus compatriotas lo colmaron de elogios. en el puente internacional, ambos dieron un primer mensaje. >> el anterior gobiernoesta de salida. se viene el cambio para venezuelay para la regiÓn. >> ya les llegÓ la hora de decir adiÓs. jesse: mientras guaidÓ estaba circulando por el lado de venezuela, se lo ve subirdio a un helicÓptero.luego se le ve cr terreno colombiano.>> le agradezco al pueblo de venezuela todos respaldo para poder estar aquÍ hoy. jesse: maÑana liberarÁn el paso de la ayuda humanitaria hace hacia venezuela. faltan pocas horas para el dÍa v. se supone que las dos estarÁn maÑana repartiendo estas ayudas en tres puentes de colombia. enrique: la idea es establecer una cadena humana. unirlas y hacer que pase la ayuda. jesse: 600,000 voluntarios ahÍ aparentemente ya listos para pasar e

let's see if jesse's dog looks like him. >> jesse: do we have rookie? cute. my dog looks more like you and your dog looks more like me. >> jesse: let's see your dog. >> martha: see? >> jesse: what is that? >> martha: a woodle. he has black hair almost like you do. he is almost hard to see because he is so dark. i don't like to take him out in the dark. >> you have a woodle. >> martha: what's the big deal? you have a poodle. miniature poodle and wheaton terrier. here is some really cute dogs. first of all, the westminster winner was king. fox terrier. my dog is not allowed because the category doesn't exist. these are -- okay, there is king. winner, winner, winner, big deal. >> jesse: we don't care about the winner. >> martha: no, because my dog is not allowed in. >> jesse: your dog doesn't have a category. >> martha: there will be in the future. pug dashian. i'm not going to make the joke, martha about the kardashians and the dog. i'm not going to say it. >> martha: let everyone's imagination then you would have to apologize and apologize again. >> jess

surprise, jesse watters. why is it always like this?to be the hemming and hawing and maybe i will and my family wants to but i haven't decided. >> jesse: well he can't win and that's why he's not getting into. this is a direct quote, this is what he said "we are taking a look the alleged appeal i have is even real." so biden doesn't even know if people like him. and that is why the president calls, calls him the 1% show. i think what is going on here joe biden come with a front runner but a strong front runner can clear the field. the last time i checked about 30,000 democrats running for president. he just doesn't have it. he doesn't have the fund-raising appeal. and i think he should just stay in the private sector, make a little money, the trumpet company is pretty good to. >> martha: he has to wrestle with the idea that he's already run twice. if he gets in, he might lose his primary. >> jesse: he will go down hard. >> martha: to live with a career like joe biden has had. >> jesse: i agree he should go out on a high note. you call t

next, jesse disdains lincoln.p to washington to rescue her husband's career ended badly. ,incoln listened carefully asked her questions, and then, just as you can imagine he would have done had she been a man, lost his temper when he heard her answers. jesse proceeded to lose her temper, too. concluding her visit by challenging the president's authority and her husband's name, demanding the president's correspondence with the players, urging her husband to print more copies of the emancipation order that the president had just told her was null and void. and then by encouraging fremont to arrest frank blair, who was lincoln's man in missouri. jesse's disdain for lincoln remained unabated for the rest of her life. only one man could engender more revulsion in jesse's breath and george clinton -- in the contest for the presidency, even her lifelong love affair with fremont, who was also running for president, took a backseat to her fervent hope for the end of slavery. despite her enmity for lincoln, him in far more

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criminal prosecution of empire star and actor jesse smulett. >> activists claiming justice and drivesional headlines, empire director who was black and guy was out getting food at subway restaurant when two men shouting antigay slurs attacked him. perpetrators had rope around neck and poured chemical on him before run get away. after arrested two nigerian brothers, allegations that smulett paid the brothers for the attack. >> they are being cooperative. >> detectives were requesting follow-up saying in part, quote, we are not in a position to confirm, deny or comment on validity of what's unofficially released, there's developments in the investigation. >> we believe he's victim of hate crime. >> actor is devastated adding in a statement in part, quote, he is now been further victimized by claims attributed to these alleged perpetrators that jesse played a role in own attack, in los angeles, fox news. >> shortly after allegations claim went viral, 2020 hopeful, democratic cory booker, mob lynch on twitter. political spokes correspondent says that democrats rushed to judgment was a mis

smollett's attorneys stating, one of these purported suspects was jesse's personal trainer. it is impossiblee to beli this person could have played a role in the crime or would falsely claim jesse's complicity. police say that upon searching the brothers' home, investigators found a black ski mask, bottles of bleach and an "empire" script. police sources telling nbc one of the men worked as an extra on the tv show. a police source tells nbc news, investigators have no clear motive as to why smollett would concoct the story, which he has described in detail. >> you do such a disservice when you lie about things like this. >> that was morgan radford reporting. today police say they want to talk to smollett again. >>> aer virginia transge student fought to use the boys' bathroom at school. why the t casehat sparked national headlines could end before it even goes ao trial. local baker t beathe brits at their own game, winning a british competition. >>> a beloved pastor of a mega church in prince george's county passed away saturday. they announcedth the d of dr. john cherry. he

jesse vaquero nos trae lo mÁs reciente sobre este evento.richard branson, con el cual se pretende recolectar 100 millones de dÓlares para los venezolanos, se llevarÁ a cabo a pocos metros de la lÍnea fronteriza, donde el gobierno de nicolÁs maduro tiene instaladas barricadas para impedir el paso. >> nuestra idea es que se utilice este terreno para quy t mundo participe un gran concierto por la paz, por la vida. si bien el concierto en el lado venezolanoaÚn no se conoce la nÓmina de artistas, en el lado colombiano hay 32 figuras de renombre confirmadas. vamos a estar abrazando a venezuela. en este momento tan coyuntural y tan importante que estÁ viviendo. esperando la entrada de la ayuda humanitaria. jesse: el concierto en colombia comenzarÁ a las 10 de la maÑana. la entrada es gratuita y se esperan mÁs de 250,000 espectadores. muy pendientes de la situaciÓn en esta frontera. medios periodÍsticos en el mundo ha registrado lo que han denominado "la guerra de conciertos". hay quien tambiÉn explican que la ayuda podrÍa ser el primer paso para un

> his message for people following that attack in chicago. >>> back to santa rosa native and actor jesse smollett. >> the interview happened before before chicago sister station learned that police are investigating whether he and another man staged the >> smollett was supposed to meet with them and did not show. >> what do you think people need to hear the most about the story? >> people need to hear this is the truth. it is just the truth. because everybody has their own idea. some are healing, some are hurtful. but i just want young people, young members of the lgbtq community, young black children to know how strong they are, know the power they hold in their little pinkie. >> it's been two weeks since that night left jesse smollett bruised but not broken. and he is still processing the raw emotions. >> have you ever been threatened before? >> yeah. i get threatened all the time on twitter and instagram and dms. but you know, i'm a public figure. i'm very outspoken. sometimes maybe too outspoken. but it is who i am. you know, so i get the idea of pissing people off. >> police confirm

jackson who is also the wife of same civil rights activist jesse jackson knows firsthand the effects of losing a family member to the prison system when her son jesse jackson jr was sentenced to thirty six months behind bars in her new book loving you thinking of you don't forget to pray letters to my son in prison she reveals to the reader a collection of letters and thoughts she shared with her son in order to help him survive and overcome his time behind the wall but jack line and her son jesse join us now from chicago to discuss her new book and the real effect prison has on the people and communities that reaches and to welcome jacqueline and jessie thank you for joining us. thank you thank you thank you so much for having us jack what i want to i want to start with you what part of this or or do you all that you your sort of your family went through was the catalyst for inspiring you to share these really really personal very brilliant correspondences on with the public sure and what the world what what was the inspiration for wanting to share. well first let me thank you for h

. >> jesse smollett, was he really the victim of a hate crime? police have questions of the alleged attack. about sexual abuse within the catholic diocese. the names of 45 clergy members accused of abuse were released monday morning. all the accusations were before 1989. six of the men on that list are still alive. some of the victims are not complete. >> as long as they are out there, they are a danger to all children. >> they could have put a lot more names on there and they should have put a lot more names on.>> we've got work to do on this list.>> the survivors network of those abused by priests say the list is not accused people who were not ordained. there have been no credible incidents of abuse since 1988 and no active members face credible allegations. >> police in chicago will have more questions for jesse smollett, the actor on empire over his claims that he was a victim of a racist and homophobic attack last month. they look at the latest twist and turns of the case.>> chicago police want to interview jesse again. the 33-year-old has

jesse: en los dÍas a todos. sus conocidos, amigos y otros amigos. puedes responder por eso si puedes confiar en ellos. es completamente antimoderno y ahora, 10 aÑos despuÉs, se ha convertido en algo moderno. no me gusta ningÚn tipo de elÉctrico. si -- entrevistÓ 54 personas por semana pero sin nada de tecnologÍa. jesse: cuantas personas has logrado hacerle esta conexiÓn y que hoy en dÍa te dicen gracias? amy: he estado haciendo durante 10 aÑos esto. de los 16 clientes con los que trabaje, cuatros se casaron y tuvieron un hijo dentro de lo que le encontrÉ. jesse: van por gustos, preferencias y hasta la intimidad. haces preguntas sobre la intimidad? amy: claro, por supuesto. eso es muy importante. jesse los clientes de ellas son de todas las edades. ahora, los millennials se casaron de las relaciones de hoteles y tiene clientes desde los 24 aÑos de edad. entre que edades es lo mÁs comÚn que usen este servicio? amy: tenÍa un cliente de 62 aÑos cuando yo empecÉ. ahora tengo una niÑa de 24 aÑos porque sus padres no q

investigators say jesse smallette initially refused to give them his cell phone, a spokesman for jessete telling tmz that jesse is a victim here that he "voluntarily provided his phone records." and police have repeatedly informed them that they find jesse's account to be consistent and credible. so, that said, police say they have the surveillance video of most of the area where he says the attack took place. but no video of any attack and no video of any suspects, no witnesses had come forward, and there was no evidence to back smallette's claims. the aunt a kentucky woman missing for more than a month now says she cannot imagine her knees running away from home and leading her porch with her behind. police say savannah spurlock disappeared and jittery fourth, we've been profiling her for quite a while. she disappeared after leaving a bar with a group of men and election she had just given birth to twins in december. with us now, savannas aunt. it is very good to be here. your strength is impressive, and inspirational. and, we are just all waiting for something hopeful here. and, we

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