. [♪] jesse: welcome to "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. ' 2020 has been a crazy year. know many of you are wishing this year away. but before we do, let's take a trip down memory lane. we had some great interviews in 2020 i will share some of my favorites with you. oliver stone stepped into "watters' world" this year. he wrote and directed epic films like "platoon." it depicts the vote small war. >> we get up,' dig a fox hole. it's scary. nobody tells me how to do anything because i'm new. the up written' rule is the new guys life isn't worth as much because he hasn't learned anything yet. jesse: stone is also well known form "scarface," "salvador." he dismissed bill maher's attempt to blame everything on russia. >> you can't really think a russian president should be able to [bleep] our elections like this, can you? >> bill, i have known you too long. i think you are sophisticated enough to know when you have to question everything that comes out of our intelligence agencies -- >> so they are lying. >> they are not reliable. they have been screwing with america going

keep going, jesse. >> jesse: better in the morning.lready hear the them saying not true. but after i get up i worked really hard and better. >> juan: emily? >> emily: my first inclination was morning, but academic why is i would do my best work and it would be most focused at night. i'm quoting that because -- because they are not as many distractions as during the day. >> jesse: what does at night mean. >> greg: this is a made-for-tv movie. >> jesse: at night. >> greg: i work all the time. so i worked nonstop. i write in the morning and i write at night. i guess bad in the afternoon around 5:00. [laughter] >> dana: you have seen me on election night. my mornings i am much sharper. [laughter] i can get up easy in the morning, i wake up at 5:00 in the morning and i am ready to go. but you asked me to do a hit at 10:00 p.m. and i want to cry. >> jesse: you would've been great on "fox & friends." >> juan: i'm not sure what the answer is, because what i know is that if you are a current reporter, deadlines come 5:00, 6:00, 7:00 for differe

jesse: sure. president obama out on the campaign trail is a calculated risk for biden. while obama can be a base driver for democrats, he's also a base driver for republicans. and they will pay attention to this. but, i mean, again, a calculated risk. they probably decided it was worth it to get him out there. i think president obama looks like he's having fun. but you would also say that these types of attacks for me, i don't like them at all, and i feel like they're cotton candy, they melt on contact. and it just gets that feeling they want unity again. okay, well, that would be interesting. let's just imagine for a second if joe biden were to win, would the left allow there to be unity? jesse: no. dawn dawn well, i'm very good at transitioning. greg: i can't even notice. [laughter] dana: don't you think it's going well? greg: it's fantastic. i will never snuck name you. jesse: okay. ahead progressives have some big plans for the democratic party regardless if joe biden wins or loses the electio

>> jesse: like hillary?he won. >> dagen: because there is clearly things that went on with the vote. well, you can read the affidavits that have been filed -- >> juan: but we are two weeks out! put it before a court! >> dagen: i didn't use the word fraud, but we had an unprecedented number of mail-in ballots and i can tell you that in new york city, i got somebody else's ballot, absentee ballot application in my mailbox. so to take a few weeks to make sure and convince the american population that the election was fair, you would want that for joe biden and kamala harris, number one. number two, i might listen to president obama if once in four years he had stepped up and said this russia collusion thing, it's not going anywhere. it's a bunch of lies, you need to accept trump as your president. he's angry, he doesn't believe in democracy because he can't believe president trump never got elected after he was in office for eight years. you know why? because the obama-biden economy sucked to high heaven. peopl

so much for unity, jesse. >> jesse: so much for unity. i did a deep dive into the democratic party. >> dana: how did that go? >> jesse: i know more than juan does about my research. here's what i found. racially the break down are the democrats about the blacks. 2/3s of spanishs and 50% less than the white. they're struggling because of ideology. they can't compete outside the coasts and the cities because of socialism. they have to run moderate candidates to compete in red areas and sometimes they win but in a cycle or two, they're out. that causes a lot of recriminations and finger pointing, which you're seeing now. it's also this. this is important. they have alienated the democrats through the identity politics. the most important voting block in the country, the middle class, people making between $500,000 and 100,000 without a college degree. hillary clinton and biden lost the middle class. what you're seeing is, the economic populism is making inroads not just in this group with blacks and hispanics, trump won an additional 5% of b

>> jesse: semi cute. jesse's yearbook news.f yearbooks and i have been putting yearbook photos on the air from some of our hosts. let's see geraldo rivera. there he is. 1961. so handsome. perfect hair. perfect face. >> absolutely. >> jeanine, don't laugh, we have judge jeanine. >> judge jeanine: oh my gosh. where did you find it? that was the uniform that had the pocket. >> jesse: we have a sophomore picture and a junior picture. we have a few pictures of judge jeanine. >> judge jeanine: leave them out. >> jesse: there they government your old teacher is looking fondly at the "the five" right now. and i will be looking fondly at myself when i watch myself at 8:00 on saturday night. we have an election fraud investigation which is air tight. you can take that to the bank geraldo rivera you are up next. >> geraldo: one of the things can you watch for free charlie brown thanksgiving the whole series was bought by the streaming service apple tv so it was going to be have to pay for it to watch it. there was a revolution. hundreds o

." [♪] jesse: welcome to "watters' world," i'm jesse watters. it doesn't add up.ccording to hillary clinton what happened? imposed to believe joe biden is going to be president of the united states? joe biden? there is something that doesn't feel right about this. you feel it, too. he didn't earn it. i didn't really campaign. he thought he was going to lose. he ran a losing campaign. so 10 days after the election, how is he ahead. let's try to put this together. trump was cruising to reelection. he beat mueller, he beat impeachment, he launched the hottest economy on the planet. his numbers were sky high until the china virus. biden slept through the whole summer. but the democrats had a plan,. scare americans into voting by mail. in the fall trump got sick, recovered, and smoked joe at the second debate. the hunter scandal broke, it got censored, but trump was on the march. and biden was making a lot of mistakes. he was spewing gibberish at tiny little rallies. trump trounced biden in every battlegrounds, then the states stopped count. then the next four days tru

." ♪ jesse: welcome to "watters world" i'm jesse watters.oments away from president trump taking the stage in the battleground state of pennsylvania for his fourth and final rally of the day. and we're going to bring you the president once he begins but first the home stretch that's the subject of tonight's waters world trump surging into election day with a lot of momentum. he's won back to back to back weeks since kicking covid america shattered america records in third quarter hosting 33.1% growth number best in history and wasn't even close. the country spending shopping and eating out again, buying homes and building new ones. we still have a lot of work to do but it's a v-shape recovery. four times faster than the obama biden recovery. and if democrat governors would fully reopen their states we could all start getting back to normal again. the biden family business scandal broke wide open this week. over 7 million people watched tucker carlson tuesday. he had biden family business partner tony bobulinski on. >> with hunter biden and j

jesse. >> jesse would like to make a correction. >> oh. >> at least i do that.t it fly. i own it. so yesterday on the show i mocked a man for rescuing what i said was a baby alligator and if everybody can look at the screen. it's a mini gator. this thing is not a threat. what i didn't understand was if there's a baby gator in the water, the mama gator is probably really close by, so in that sense the man was very brave to enter these dangerous waters because a real gator could have been swimming around and really done some damage, so that is my clarification. also, minor clarification, i misidentified nick richards as a tar heel. he's actually a wildcat and again, these the only two mistakes i've made on the show in my almost four years on it, so i just want to be upfront with the audience. >> [laughs] did you get a lot of alligator? >> oh did i! >> i did too buried >> victims of small alligators, dana. >> so my turn. abstract painting, abstract art. you might think that anybody could do that. well, it's kind of true. look at pablo picasso here. it's a mini lab

what happened to the left they're now pro war, jesse >> jesse: they are for war. daughters in the final stand. the music you played was that the music to beef have you and but the head? >>> no. >> jesse: i noticed the difference, trump gets ee scomplekd he says we're going to build the wall, cut taxes by this much for these types of people. we're going to do this in foreign affairs and this in the country. the rest of the republican party followed. now biden comes in and you have a good chunk of that party telling him you're going to do this and you better do this and you better do this or else. it's the exact opposite. that's because biden is not a leader. biden is a follower. >> greg: excellent point jesse. he makes good points despite the head injury. dana i'm going to pose a question differently to you. >> dana: alright >> greg: what is the democrat the ivanka kushner party? what is it? >> dana: it is in a civil war. and they're gonna -- it will take awhile to figure it out. this coalition that brings biden to this highest number of votes ever, right, for a pr

>> thank you, jesse.t you just laid out was a very clear case of circumstandings evidence that would lead to the inference we need top insure election integrity is preserved and there is something very questionable going on. not only for dominion, but also with all of the election official fraud. that's the basis of our current lawsuit in michigan, pennsylvania and nevada. we also requested a recount in wisconsin and we'll be contemplating that in georgia as well. we are looking into legal options in arizona. this is why we are saying it is widespread election integrity issues. it spans six states. it's important for people to understand not all of the election integrity lawsuits are being brought on behalf of the campaign. even though we share a common interest in protecting and maintaining election integrity on behalf of america. but not all of those are campaign lawsuits. we asked michigan and pennsylvania and nevada to not certify their election results until we know that they are fair and accurate. e

." >> jesse: hello, everybody. i am jesse watters along with geraldo rivero, greg gutfeld, wada crew. it's 5:00 in new york city, and this is "the five." ♪ >> big pharma ran millions of dollars of negative advertisements against me during the campaign, which i won, by the way. we will find that out. almost 74 million votes. >> neil: president trump claiming an election victory during a news conference earlier today, as his campaign's legal team ramps up efforts. republican lawmakers from the state of michigan in the white house today as to g.o.p. canvassers are trying to rescind their certification of the election. the white house calling it a routine meeting, and no one from the campaign will attend. kayleigh mcenany says that they are not backing down. >> there have been multiple pieces of litigation filed by various individuals and others. the president has been very clear he wants every legal vote to be counted and to make sure that no illegal votes are counted. >> jesse: check out this heated moment between ka

." [♪] jesse: welcome to "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. protecting the republic.f you have an election that the public thinks was crooked, shouldn't you investigate. democrats investigated the last election for three years and found nothing. but republicans can't investigate for three weeks. president trump's legal team laid out what they found in a short period of time. >> jesse jacob is an adult citizen in michigan. she was assigned to voting duties in september and trained by the city of detroit and the state of michigan. she was basically trained to cheat. she said i was instructed by my supervisor to adjust the mail? dates of these absentee ballot packages to be dated earlier than when they were actually sent in. the supervisor made the announcement for all workers to engage in that fraudulent practice. that's not me saying that. that's an american citizen saying that under oath. jesse: this is a detroit poll worker swearing under penalty of perjury that she was trained to back date balance lots that came until after election day. rudy says she'll testify she

jesse, how old are you?five years... >> jesse: i've got this elbow pain. apparently i've been sleeping incorrectly. with my pillow, i go like that and i wake up in the morning and my elbow really hurts. i thought it was from the gym. now, it's because i slept on it funny. >> dana: it's not the gym. >> greg: maybe it is jim. >> dana: you are the only one who lost weight during quarantine. >> greg: i knew if i didn't do something i would get really big. i also don't buy this. the pride of your life should be ahead of you, not behind. the 60s are going to be incredible. it's got to be that way. you have more time behind you until everything speeds up. you have to enjoy every moment more and considering the alternative, it's good to get old. >> jesse: you are enjoying yourself right now. >> greg: i am. imagine being ben stiller. how miserable that's got to be. >> kennedy: juan? >> juan: i'm 66 and i think i'm happy. i think this is actually been proven that as you get older, until you have, you know quinn physic

." >> jesse: hello. i'm jesse watters with dagen mcdowell, juan williams, dana perino and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." another my you're covid break-through for the trump administration. the drug company, moderna says their vaccine is almost 95% effective. after pfizer made a similar announcement last week. president trump touting the big news and his administration says the fda will move as quickly as possible to approve both vaccines. the president tweeting and reminding people it all happened on his watch. as for joe biden, he responded while taking softball questions from the media. biden attacks president trump for not sharing his plans to distribute the vaccine and joined a course of democrats that say you can't trust trump on this issue. >> more people may die if we don't coordinate. how do we get over 300 million americans vaccinated? what the game plan? it's a huge undertaking. if we have to wait until january 20th to start that planning, it puts us behind. lo

jesse: why aren't they doing it? why does it seem like the president's team is the only one fighting this. it seems everybody else accepted it and moved on and they don't care if there are lawsuits of fraudulent ballots cast. >> i have been active in the republican party for a very long time. so i think i can say with some knowledge, republicans play badminton, democrats play pro football. you know, frankly i don't understand why every one of these legislatures is not demanding to be called back into session. governor kemp refuses to call a special session. i can't for the life of me understand why a republican governor would preside over massive theft and do nothing to stop it. jesse: i agree. we are playing some football, people. joe biden preaching unity. but some of his fellow democrats are sending a contradicting message. we have to collectively burn down the republican party. because if there are survivors, people who weather this storm, they will do it again. >> i don't any those people should be able to profi

>> juan: jesse, why don't we let crowds into this -- >> jesse: it's a lawyer, juan. it's a lawyer.s not a crowd. >> juan: let the secretary of state -- >> jesse: let the poll watchers do their job -- >> juan: they do. eric shawn just told you. it's not true that they're not in there. they're in there. >> katie: obviously this morning there was a problem. the trump campaign issued a lawsuit that the judge in the court ruled in they favor on. if you're in the room watching but you continue see the count, that is a problem. according to the campaign, that is still the issue and they are -- they posted video back and forths with the local attorneys saying you can't come in yet. we're evaluating what the court order is. the campaign pushing back saying why don't you understand what the court ruling is. so obviously there was an issue with access. you had in michigan where our reporters were reporting, matt finn was posting video of this, asking questions why does this happen, papering over windows in michigan when they were asking for access to watch the counting. so again, president tr

>> jesse: the w.h.o.lockdown. >> katie: we know that -- quite a brave stand. i don't want people to get sick. let's see if we should lockdown or not. i'm not sure. >> juan: i'm not a scientist. we talk about the word of the year or great now. last year it was existential. >> katie: it's important to remember the consequences of lockdowns. suicide rates are through the roof. overdoses, lowliness, health issues. those are also consequences. "one more thing" up next. ♪ >> dana: it's time for "one more thing." i want to tell you about this 21-year-old special olympics athlete, cross the finish line on saturday to become the first person with down syndrome to complete an iron man triathlon. he achieved this after he did it 2.4-mile swim, 112-mile bike ride and a 26.2-mile marathon run in panama city beach florida. he completed in 16 hours, 46 minutes and nine seconds. he said his goal was spreading awareness about down syndrome and the special olympics. his mom was sick to make it and he visited her and gave h

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>> jesse: i've been there. more or like the uncle or aunt that has the comorbidities, they have these underlying conditions but you don't want to tell them that they have these underlying conditions. like the ant that's chain-smoking, everyone is saying uncle joe probably shouldn't come but no one has the courage to say it to their face. then, there is a liberal family. the liberal family is not going anywhere, you have to go to them. but if you go to them you can't fly, you have to drive. you have to get tested, temperature checked before you enter, you have to wear masks and social distance at the table. and if you raise any objections to these three conditions, you are judged as a "super-spreader." >> dana: and you are doing what? >> jesse: what do you think? >> dana: i think it will be the most responsible, a good son, a good dad, you know -- >> jesse: i'm there to watch football. >> dana: [laughs] a lot of these roles are not laws. they are the government saying, this is what we want you to do. but there i

don't fat shamed the trainers. >> jesse: sorry, greg.pologize. >> juan: i understand that people do not want to have the government telling them what to do. >> kennedy: hear, hear. >> juan: the libertarian over here. but i think that there is a point where individual actions impact the safety of us all. and in easiest example would be speeding. obviously you can't drive your car as fast as you might want to, because that impacts other people you could crash and other people, hurt yourself, kill people, and the like. these days you are not allowed to smoke indoors. it certainly can't smoke on an airplane. that's because of us americans as a family looking out for each other. and i think in this way we have to start to think more openly about why these regulations are in place. it is not about democrats. today we had three or four corepublican governors say i am going to impose some limits, whether it is masks or other limits in terms of gathering, so you are seeing it moving away from the trump-steel hand. now i think it is the republican

no, no. >> jesse: i thought it was funny.ucers pick this one. i do not have it in me to pick another one. here's a guy stressed out angry just walking around. exploding glass syndrome. it was not his day. other people feel like that. >> dana: greg. >> juan: sure, let's do this. or not. >> greg: no "animals are great." i have a video, but i guess somebody is asleep. i have the camera that takes the picture of the future of the speech having presidency if he wins. so here it is. it is the media if he is elected, it will return on the estella and they will return to the hibernation that they enjoyed so much under the presidency and the outrage each day, it will go, go away and we will never hear about hunter biden again. >> juan: i have a whale of a tale to tell you today. take a look. that is a metro train that jumped the track and crashed to the real of a platform. then it crashed into the screen below the empty train and was perched on the tale of a plastic whale sculpture, such a phenomenal site. people began to gather in th

i'm greg gutfeld with bret baier bret baier, juan williams and jesse watters.ana perino, the five. "the five." last night's trump rally ended at 1:00 a.m., nine hours past dana's bedtime. >> president trump: what a crowd. nobody gets crowd like this. you know it gets a this? making america great again. that's what gets crowd like this. that's the only thing that will get a crowd like this. >> greg: the crowd is huge. the trump train is longer than that while in china. but where is joe? >> the next president of the united states of america, joe biden! joe biden! [honking] musical medical >> greg: the media as usual is spooked by trump's crowds, a concern that was missing when cities were burning into them and american flags are scary unless they are on fire. meanwhile, who is having fun? all these white people. ♪ us before they are not white, there goes that narrative. the contrast in what was heard from the media is stark, something's up. the dems are already questioning the election, a stunt they pioneered in 2016. >> i suspect we will find out in 48 hours how

it is national nachos day. >> jesse: were celebrating that on "the five."e nachos but it's over now. covid's over, haven't heard about that for at least three days. i have the whole story i was going to read you about how nachos were invented. i'm not going to do it, it's not that interesting but you know what's interesting, waters world will be live in 8:00 saturday night. there's my face. [laughter] check it out. >> juan: all right, it's place timplaytime. we have new entries into the national white hall of fame, joining the current lineup of barbies, checkers, dominoes. sidewalk chalk, i think everyone has drawn their name out on the sidewalk. number two, baby nancy, the doll released in 1968 was the first mass marketed black at all. number three, janke, created by a man who played with wooden sticks as a child and he mass marketed here in the usa. by the way, the museum of play in rochester which picks the winners noted during the pandemic of the demand for sidewalk chalk has gone through the roof. dana. >> dana: i want to say i'm excellent at janke who

you are next. >> greg: no i'm not, jesse is. >> dana: you switched it. >> jesse: obviously christmasshopping because today is cyber monday. check it out 20% off on fox gear, free shipping, too. with the fox cyber. listen to what we have got. we have the best selling five socks. they are flying off the shelves. we have ornaments, we have hats. we have this really great what would you call this a scarf? >> people would call it a scarf. >> jesse: collar really pops, joggers now. that's harassment. so, go to the fox shop @foxnews.com and get 20% off. >> dana: awesome deal. juan? >> juan: all right, so over the thanksgiving break my family didn't get-togethers because of the covid but there was still a lot of family fun. take a look at my grand daughters, folks. they got their hair colored. and everyone started putting up christmas decorations. take a look at my son tony's house. is he all decorated. here is my daughter's house. santa and his inflatable helicopter. and an elf who ended up in the bushes. my daughter also went christmas tree shopping. here's the family out in the woods. fin

jesse, let's start with you.ere we are at 5:00, some of the polls close in two hours. >> jesse: the trump campaign is cautiously optimistic, they are confident and they like the numbers they are seeing so far. the base is turning out in key rural and red districts throughout the country and we have seen low turnout and some of the democrat strongholds. fulton county, georgia, and the philadelphia area, and the university precincts and ohio so that's good news so far. the campaigns that they had a good first half of the day but it's not over yet. people need to remain in lines. the race is not over. the lines are long and some of these republican strongholds. it's raining in some places and it's snowing in maine, so they believe that if people stay online and continue to turn out the way they have modeled their votes to turn out they believe they will win the night. but like i said, it's not over yet and they feel like they are in a very strong position. >> dana: all right. what do you hear from the biden campaign

former minnesota governor jesse ventura and the whistleblower and former cia officer john kiriakou 2 wonderful guests to have i think on the election day fall out thank you for joining us today. pleasure so here we are gentlemen just a day or so removed from tuesday night's election is what is your biggest takeaway from the 2020 presidential election we'll start with your jesse. well my biggest takeaway is the news you just gave me that drugs passed and 9 states you know i was looking at their selection and really kind of depressed over it like i think many are you you suffer from anxiety and now boom it happens and all that but to hear that news that is the best news to come out of an election that i can tell you maybe in my lifetime that we will finally take a step forward to ending the war on drugs and it's stop people who are speaking and now let's see if the government hears them or not truthfully but on another note i think it was what was interesting to me is that the is that the polls were so off again they were off 4 years ago and now this time i mean they were talking about

we have emily, geraldo rivera, and jesse and greg. geraldo rivera, what would you like to talk about? you are just back in new york for the first time. >> it's melancholy. it's awful. walking madison avenue and seeing all of the shuttered hotels. i am the only guest in the barclay hotel which is a big building. >> what about all of those women that keep coming? >> [laughing]. >> there is an emergency use authorization filed tomorrow for one of the vaccine. they directly rebuked governor cuomo and the shut down of new york city schools saying for kthrough 12 the safest place is in schools. 1.1 million children left to go where? their parents worked. they are stressed out. the only meal they get in school and they shut it down because 1 out of 50 is testing positive. it's ridiculous! imagine if this press conference was 2 weeks ago or 3 weeks ago. donald trump would have been reelected resoundingly. i wonder if pfizer and moderna didn't they know that it was 95% 2 or 3 weeks ago? >> they said not. >> they were so afraid to be political

jesse: el cabello lo sabe.to de setenta y cinco dólares al publicar tu primer empleo en indeed.com/oferta. cuel detergente barato no pudoe mucon las manchas.os... tiene mucha agua así que volvimos a tide. una lavada y se fueron las manchas. qué? tú no te ibas a dormir? no pagues por agua. paga por poder de limpieza. >> perdÍ la motivaciÓn, estaba durmiendo mal, subÍ mucho de peso, fue mucho, y literalmente un dÍa me levantÉ y dije, nomÁs. carlos: allÍ tienen a ariadna gutiÉrrez, quien no se sintiÓ asÍ en esta cuarentena aumentaron de peso, perdieron la motivaciÓn, las estrÍas, los detestables gorditos. imagÍnense que tal reina de belleza por primera vez cuenta que tiene todo esto, muestra las imperfecciones porque al igual que mucho lo ha sufrido en carne propia y hoy ella quiere compartir cÓmo logró retomar su vida gracias al ejercicio, nos acompaÑa desde miami, aplauso a la modelo y presentadora reina de belleza ariadna gutiÉrrez, cÓmo estÁs? ariadna: hola carlos, feliz de estar con ustedes. de vida y hoy la

neither side could break the deadlock in 90 minutes, so into extra time they went. 19—year—old jess park park finding inna rd‘s georgia sta nway went. 19—year—old jess park finding innard‘s georgia stanway who came off the bench to pounce on her past, but manchester city in front again. with everton‘s heartbroken, their heads dropped and janine beckie was able to make sure the trophy at the end. yeah, a special trophy, able to make sure the trophy at the end. yeah, a specialtrophy, not just for us as a club, but myself personally. i think these vinyls don‘t come around often, so when they do you want to win them and it is nice to get another one in the bag. it is a third win in four years for manchester city. they may have had no friends or family for manchester city. they may have had no friends orfamily in for manchester city. they may have had no friends or family in the stadium to watch them, but their dominance in this competition is now clear for all to dominance in this competition is now clearfor all to see. dominance in this competition is now clear for all to see. so that is th

ese no es el caso de jesse barajas.de en el valle de san pedro, al sur de tijuana. barajas: muchas veces son personas que han participado. ellos mismos han participado en los crÍmenes y ellos mismos su conciencia los traiciona y optan por hacer llamadas anÓnimas a los colectivos. sandoval: esta vez no han venido solos. despuÉs de meses pidiendo la cooperaciÓn de las autoridades, finalmente, la policÍa municipal los estÁ escoltando. >> tolano. sandoval: desde el aire, el despliegue de seguridad luce impresionante. aunque barajas no se da por aludido y le aconseja a nuestro equipo cÓmo defenderse en caso de que en el lugar a donde se dirigen sean sorprendidos con una emboscada. barajas: tirarse al piso. sÍ, y no perder a su compaÑero. mucha gente se paniquea y corren. no paniquearse. sandoval: desde que barajas fundÓ su grupo de bÚsqueda hace casi 2 aÑos, Él asegura haber recuperado alrededor de 90 cadÁveres de lugares donde la policÍa rehÚsa entrar. barajas: aquÍ hay una clase de espÍa que les dicen "halcones", que son l

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and how many different species were there, jesse?hat from the site that we... we had this other strange small sprain species... but from another site just on the road we know there is another species. it was really busy for human evolution to million years ago and it would have been a lot of competition for our earliest ancestors. and angeline the competition would have been what about, survival so if you are a meat eater, you are probably 0k about, survival so if you are a meat eater, you are probably ok because you could find different sources of meat but not if you were a herbivore? that is right and you mentioned that we had very small teeth while the others had very large teeth and that is completely about dietary changes. so these three species are trained to live on the landscape and not outcompete each other where our ancestor, homo erectus was likely eating meat, the other was likely eating grasses and other was likely eating grasses and other hard foods so doing quite a lot of grinding and processing using those teeth. what

>>all right jesse here on like man i've ever seen before. we'll be checking back with as as you know things. flush out. >>that gave us some answers, thanks jesse. still ahead tonight at 8 o'clock here. holding police officers more accountable for their actions the new measure approved by oakland voters that would do just that. >>east bay about measure has passed giving the oakland police commission. more independents to investigate alleged police misconduct by the measure even at the backing of the police union ground forces acquit unit reports. >>oakland voters approve a bidding. the city charter passing measure s won by an overwhelming 88% giving arguably the most powerful independent police commission in america having already fired a police chief. >>even more power we were pretty confident. >>open voters were going to pass this by overwhelming numbers and they did. >>kathy littered is on the steering committee for the coalition for police accountability, the police reform advocacy group that wrote the initial draft of measure s one which

aging mountain lion named jesse who needs company. that's going to be a lot for jesse. mountain lions are more social than scientists previously thought. jesse is going to have his or her hands full with those three. >> lester holt is next. we'll see you at 6:00. >>> tonight growing concern that president trump's blocking of the transition could threaten national security the president ordering a significant drawdown of u.s. troops in afghanistan and iraq and considering a strike in iran before president-elect joe biden takes office the fears the rocky transition could leave the u.s. open to aggression and just as the announcement is made the rocket attack in baghdad's green zone biden meantime receiving a national security briefing today but not from government officials and the moment on the senate floor the fist bump caught on camera. is it a sign the gop is accepting biden's victory? just in, the top republican senator third in line to the presidency testing positive for covid the staggering surge now in all 50 states the new crackdowns ohio ordering a three-week cu

jesse gary joins us now, live with more. jesse. >> the good news is repairs are ongoing and service could be restored, as soon as tonight. however, crews are still checking five areas, or underground pipes could fail. >> santa clara city officials say the call of a ruptured recycle water line came in wednesday night. but the extent of the damage was visible thursday morning via sky fox. >> we have a system that monitors pressure. and so, when the pressure decreases from a break. that goes into our control system. and of the control system will callout city staff to respond. >> reporter: city officials say that to fittings failed. two vehicles, sustained major damage. due to a resulting sinkhole, measuring 20 feet by 25 feet or even up to succeed in death. using recycled wastewater. for irrigation and bathroom use is becoming more common as a way to contain costs and preserve the environment. >> we use it for a good portion of the park. in downtown san jose. the move to recycled water is centered around having to adapt. to va

>>jesse turnure live for us in washington with the perspective from the white house jesse thank you forhat. >>all right we're going to check in on our weather forecasts it's been nice out there lawrence, but whether always changes which keeps you would never the job but certainly looks like we've got some major changes ahead, hey. >>maybe we start talking about a couple raindrops not going to be huge rainmaker but we're going to really feel a big change in the weather of course. we've had those temperatures running in the 70's the 80's but that evening we have outside for you right now mostly clear skies just a couple of patches of fog begin to move it along the coastline now it looks like we're going to see a major drop in temperatures as we head toward the next few days is we've cold front that's going to be coming through right now just some patchy fog moving along the coastline but it changes coming our way 64 degrees in san francisco to 68 in oakland right now 69 degrees in san jose 73 in livermore 76 in concord and 73 degrees in santa rosa, but now overall tonight, mostly clear an

jesse we've covered a lot of campaigns and elections over the years and. >>generally you know if they do ask for a recount. barely if ever does it change the trajectory of the ultimate outcome. just his wish and that that's the case here. >>it does seem like that is the case it's moving forward for a place like georgia is just very clear that that's the responsible thing to do because state laws typically mandate this sometimes you have to request a recount other times you have to hit that certain margin. and so that's why election officials in georgia came out and said that that's already been planned just because it is so tight there, but yeah like you said i mean just looking among bout. 50 years. in our nation's history, typically they only produce you know maybe a couple 100 when you take a look at wisconsin since that was the first state that the trump campaign had requested a recount for the same thing happened back in 2016 hillary clinton's campaign requested a recount and at that point it let's see it only came up with about a 131 votes for presid

my relative, jesse good win, who has been my mentor always told me to stand up for i believe in. i believe in donald trump. i believe in fair elections. i believe in transparent elections. what you've seen happen here is a bunch of irregularities but georgia, the blue wave they talked about, where is the blue wave? the georgia legislature did not change. as a matter of fact, one or two exchange of seats. the blue wave didn't happen here. it didn't happen across this country.

jesse gary joining us now live from san jose with more on this. jesse?e registrar of voters here says so far more than 661,000 mail-in ballots have been received. add to that another almost 40,000 people that have gone to county vote centers. and then there are the people who prefer to use the drop boxes. >> reporter: this first time voter wasn't sure how the ballot drop works. but she is glad multiple ways to cast a vote means her voice will be heard this election cycle. >> it's definitely exciting, and it's going to be really interesting what happened once they start adding up everything. so we'll see how this goes. i'm glad i could be a part of it. all across the south bay, application day sees a stream of voters casting their ballots are voting at polling sites. >> we got lot of ideologies going on in this country right now, and it's important that we vote. >> others prefer the ease of dropping their ballots in one of the 100 county drop boxes. >> put a voice out to everybody that we have a right who runs our country, and it feels really good to be a