strike that we're saying the middle man quite often isn't it i'm just talk us through this one jess a. nice thank you or was thank you for your. favorite position andy's so well so often thought that he was celebrating the moment the ball left his. food is a fantastic shot and impossible for a forceful man. to go to war for it's absurd to look people i don't think is a drama for these big teams not to win the first match. when i was in gina doesn't win spin doesn't mean what you will doesn't win. well for germany to do brazil doesn't mean i don't think is a drama for them as they all know. i think they all know they're going to improve it's probably good for them to put their feet on the ground and these from the awful wood for the. for their country man also to keep to keep calm but obviously big football nations lots of expectations critics will come and not my profile of. pundits but the profiles. of the. day will come strong immediately again i think they all will qualify and the best of these top teams will come in and it's been a very good stuff for the underdogs hasn't it and they do

. >> greg: i was going to make a joke about your face and then i thought. >> jesse: that's not nice. int. it is a fantastic amusement park. steepest, fastest roller coaster in the country and parts of the world. i like superman at six flags. shot up 600 feet. instantly shot up. >> jesse: not allow you had on that ride because height limit there. >> greg: i realized i made a face joke. >> greg: all right, juan, amusement park ride? >> juan: bumper car rides. remember when we went to hershey park and boom, boom, boom. you have find out who is aggressive. >> greg: dana was an animal. i can't call her an animal. [laughter] she was very aggressive. i will say the tea cups. >> jesse: i knew it. >> greg: i love the tea cups. tilt awheel, yeah. >> juan: wait a second i don't want to be tilting in the wrong direction. >> greg: time for one more question sherka burqa. what would your personalized license plate say. >> jesse: h2o f waters. >> kennedy: you thought about that. >> jesse: my dad. >> greg: kennedy? >> kennedy: probably say candy because i would have to lose some letters because someo

nice. always the lowest price, guaranteed. book now at choicehotels.com jesse: social media is all about eyeballs. people will post just about anything to get a own risk. here to take a look at the most of outrageous video out there. i saw this video on instagram and i thought of you. it looks like they are doing something to a monkey. you have got the munchies, huh? hey, you good? yo. man,. jesse: i feel bad now that we showed that. >> you should. that is classic animal cruelty. i notice the handle of the person who posted that video. he's got 9 million followers. he has been arrested a couple times. i think he's the guy who was streaking during the world series. jesse: he's come a long way from doing that. then the monkey got hungry, and he got tired. >> i don't think that was a cigarette. jesse: this is a woman also smoking weed and something bad goes terribly wrong. i think it was hairspray. >> this is very good viral video because it proves why you shouldn't do drugs. the reason people post these things on line is because they want attention. losing your hair and being humiliated on social media isn't worth 16,000 likes. jesse: let's loo

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jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> all right. time to get a check of the weather. another mild kind of nice day around the bay area.r to our chief meteorologist bill martin in the weather center to find out how hot it's going to get. >> it's going to warm up especially into the weekend with temperatures into the triple digits so some big numbers showing up in the bay area as we get going here on the weekend. the high pressure is beginning to build in. as it does, the lid will come down impacting air quality and fire danger. it's starting now. i can see the marine layer pinching down a little bit. the story through the next couple of days will be this. saturday is the hottest day. sunday is still pretty hot. but it starts basically tomorrow warming up maybe 5 degrees inland and then boom friday, saturday big spikes and then it levels off on sunday. so when i say big spikes, we'll see 101 in places like antioch. 101 in fairfield. this is on saturday. sunday those temperatures will drop back down to 96 and 97 but still very warm. highs from today, highs tomorrow will be a good 5 degrees warmer than that. so there's th

jesse: they don't want the door held for them. maybe they can pay for dinner, too. >> what about just being nice to other people. opening the door and holding it whether it's aoman or another man, it's common courtesy. i have between 9-year-old boys. i don't know if it's a man or woman come out of the restaurant. and have a nice way about you. what is so wrong with holding a door for a woman whether you know her or not to say feel free to go in front of me. >> you are probably the most of civichivalrous man i know. >> we both love women. jesse: we cherish them. >> you can be a feminist and appreciate men opening a door for you. i think you can do both. i don't care who opens what doors, but i want to get paid as much as men. jesse: you have a long way to go to get paid as much as i'm paid. up next, diamond and silk take up a crazy democrat who pepper sprayed himself. jesse: he's putting his foot in his mouth one week after snapping at a reporter for asking if he apologized to monica lewinsky. >> i think the norms have really changed in terms of what you can do to somebody against their will. how much you can crowd their space and make them miserable at work.

a good thing. i have the gutfeld diaries over here, looking for them. >> kimberly: frightening. >> greg: you on page 70. >> jesse: you do not want to be on gutfeld's diary. niceob of the day with the interview with the president. we will be looking forward to 6:00 p.m. for another great "special report." kimberly, it's like we talked about these nuggets coming out. it's going to take probably another 24 hours to get all of them, her emails were penetrated by a foreign agent. that, we really didn't know because comey himself said it was possible that happened in that we learned that it actually did happen. one of those emails was considered secret, which means disclosure of that email reasonably could be expected to cause serious damage to the national security of the united states. >> kimberly: i think this is significant, much was made at the time, possible but there was no nailing it down. obviously they knew and were not honest about it. essentially i call it a cover-up. if you knew they had been penetrated and had been read, by or accessed by a foreign agent, that's significant. it's a security breach of the highest order and is very disconcerting for us

jesse on the awning, you broke the awning. >> yes and the pole. >> how did you get up there? >> i can't tell. i spent a long night in jail that night. >> he's such a nicethat good karma to some of the other eagles fans? >> you are outnumbered, martha. be careful. did you hear in the opening statements, she blamed malcolm butler's actions for the loss? >> don't forget the injured hand. >> i noticed that, i can't fault her, she's a patriots fan. i tried to handle it gracefully. but i love our fan base and i love everything about them. their tenacity on what they do. they've always been so supportive. >> go fly. ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." every american is born with inherent rights, that's what our founding documents say. and the purpose of the american government is to protect those rights which has been our national create for hundreds of years, and it's worked. for the left no longer believes that. the left has decided the bill of rights only applies to people who agree with them and their views are protected by the first amendment. your views are hate speech. the second amendment covers their security detail. yo

jess, i'll take you. okay. here we go. these are your test grades. your test average was an 88%. >> wow. >> that is b+. very nice. that's your grade before. clinic >> 94. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> that's auper job. your résumé copies on résumé paper. >> thank you. >> all about being a nursing assistant. and your physicals. you are ready to go get job. okay? do you have any questions for me? >> you are good. that's a good grade. okay? >> the whole point is for the offender to learn to do thegh t thing on their own. when they first come out, you're like this. you have the and as the offender starts doing good, and then you just let go. it's hard work, but i think it can be accomplished. (unamplified electric bass being slapped) >> narrator: erroll spent three months at the halfway house. >> i love this bass, dude. >> narrator: he stayed sober, found a new job, and got an apartment of his o. >> this became my place from my friend tammy. and she said she had a basement for rent. she only wanted 100 bucks a week, she would do me a favor. d e sponsored me and helpe to get out of cheyney house. but it's got plenty of space, you know? like i said, i have the biggest room ithe entire house, whic

nice to talk to jesse. this is my first time. for immigration, what people are do not do -- what a lot of republicans realize, and i hope other democrats this is an invasion happening in our country, just like what is happening in europe. you have people who act as asugh -- americans who act though we are supposed to embrace invasions. these people do not know history. they will repeat these mistakes. that is my call. host: thank you. i want to remind viewers that topsmaker" interviewed the democrat on the on services committee. where the top issues that you can see tomorrow is where is donald trump taking foreign policy? [video clip] >> the president is cozying up to kim jong-un, vladimir putin, while pushing away traditional allies in europe. tot is most concerning thing me -- are we moving away from the notion that the united states believes in economic and political freedom and towards a strawman approach to government -- strongman approach to government? promote democracy and economic freedom. this presidency seems to be moving away from that. havingeeting with putin, a conversation -- fine. it is just a larger trend of where he i

a day off today ahead of their second group match against panama on sunday. so perhaps more of the same. jesse lingard getting on the other side of the camera too. brilliant fun. niceaudi arabia at four, and then at seven the 2010 champions spain take on iran. you can listen to that one on bbc radio 5 live. ronaldo i am sure looking to add to that hat—trick he scored. 8740 one a.m.. “— that hat—trick he scored. 8740 one a.m.. —— it is 7:41a.m.. pancreatic cancer can be one of the most difficult cancers to diagnose and treat and new figures highlight the extent of the challenge. pancreatic cancer uk has found just three per cent of patients in england with the most common type of the disease will survive for at least five years. and fewer than one in five will live for a year after diagnosis. and for all types of pancreatic cancer, only around 4% live for five years. diana jupp is chief executive of pancreatic cancer uk and she is here with us now. those figures, how would you describe them? they are stark. that is exactly it. they are stark, shocking and completely unacceptable. we commissioned this study, it has been running for the last three years and looked at