jessi: me encanta, tomen nota en casita.donde regresamos arriba, porque siempre. jessi: ese Último dÍa no entra nada. >> y cuando pasas por seguridad que el inspector le quiere abrir, es la pesadilla. jessi: meto todas mis cosas y despuÉs termino haciÉndolo, y trato de cerrar. >> ese escenario nunca va a pasar con esto. hasta pone cara sexy, por Último, quÉ maleta son mejores. jessi: a mÍ me gusta de cuatro ruedas. >> las de cuatro cuando estamos en el aeropuerto son mucho mÁs fÁciles, si vamos a sitios con pedregales, esas redes son mucho menos resistentes, las dos ruedas son menos resistentes, ademÁs un tipo que le doy a todos los seguidores que me siguen, las maletas de cuatro ruedas tienen menos capacidad y es un par de zapatos menos. jessi: yo tengo la de cuatro ruedas. ¿dÓnde pueden encontrarme consejos? >> a todos mis seguidores, tengo muchos consejos de cÓmo empacar tambiÉn en madeleine777. ahÍ los espero. ¿cuÁndo nos vamos juntos? jessi: vÁmonos ya, los viernes estoy libre. mÁs adelante, quÉ opinas de la reacciÓn de

i'm jessi mitchell in new york.on canada, mexico, and china during his address to the nation. all three countries have announced their own tariffs on u.s. goods. but one country, china, may have already come up with a way around the trump tariffs. instead of exporting goods, china is exporting its factories. anna coren reports. >> reporter: a two-hour drive outside the cambodian capital phnom penh, a convoy of semi trailers passed by. moments later, an enormous arch greeted us with signage in two languages, the local language khmer, and beneath chinese. but it's very clear who is in charge of this special economic zone rising from the dirt. >> hello, sir. >> hello. >> reporter: the manager of this furniture factory invited us in. >> okay, okay, thank you. >> reporter: they moved here from china a month ago to produce otto man's to export to the united states. most of the companies coming here are chinese? >> yes. >> reporter: and they're driving incentive to avoid u.s. tariffs. the u.s.-china trade war is the main r

i'm jessi mitchell in new york.ent the defense secretary and director of national intelligence to the border town of eagle pass, texas. illegal border crossings are down dramatically. and j.d. vance says president trump plans to have a border wall completed. >> this is what a border wall appeared two years ago as hundreds lined up to claim asylum. we were there at the height of it. shelters were overflowing with asylum seekers. this man we spoke with spent the night sleeping outside in the brutal cold. now the streets are empty and the shelters quiet. last week, cbs news went out with border patrol agents as they searched for hours for any sight of a border crosser. they came up empty handed. illegal crossings are down 94% across the entire border from the seem period last year. from nearly 5,000 a day to less than 300. it's a downward trend that began last year with mexico's increased border crackdown and the biden administration's executive order to stop accepting asylum claims from people who crossed illegally. s

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here's jessi mitchell with today's cbs "moneywatch." >> reporter: wall street bounced back wednesdayhe dow rose 485 points. the nasdaq up 267. s&p increased 64 points. >>> target is bracing for the impact of a 40-day boycott that's currently underway. a coalition of black faith leaders across the nation called for the economic protest following the retailer's reversal of diversity efforts. the holy season of lent began wednesday with churches encouraging their congregations to fast from spending at target stores until easter. >>> good news for glp-1 users. the makers of the weight-loss drug wegovy is slashing prices for out-of-pocket payers following moves by the company that makes zepbound. it will now be 23% less expensive for uninsured patients with a new monthly price of $499, down from $650. >>> and dunkin donuts bringing back the highly requested fan favorites, dunka-latte and pistachio coffee. customers can order a new ham and swiss pretzel slider. back for a limited time the sweet bacon sandwich and bacon stuffer. >>> that's your cbs "moneywatch" report for this thursday morn

i'm jessi mitchell in new york.federal agencies until thursday of next week to submit plans for eliminating more government jobs. the thousands being cut in the mass firing are much more than numbers on a payroll list. they're real people with real lives and real families. caitlin huey-burns reports. >> what do you want for lunch today? >> reporter: we joined kate scafe friday morning as she made her kids lunch, dropped them off at the bus stop, and headed to her office at usaid, where she was a program analyst. scafe was one of thousands of federal employees who received an e-mail saying they're being affected by a reduction in force. government speak for you're fired. >> it has been one of the hardest months of my life. to feel that i did something wrong when all we were trying to do was the right thing. >> they're increasingly viewed as the villains. >> reporter: that's top trump official russell vought talking to his right-wing think tank in 2023. vought has helped billionaire elon musk carry out the mass firing

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i'm jessi tenure. >> a programming note. we will carry the address live for you right here tomorrow night at 6 o'clock, our political analysts will join us before and immediately after with a breakdown of the president's speech right now to the latest on pope francis's condition tonight that the pope has suffered 2 new episodes. >> of acute respiratory crises. and that was put back on non invasive mechanical ventilation. that is according to a statement issued by the vatican. this is another setback in what has become a more than two-week battle to overcome a complex respiratory infection and pneumonia. the vatican says the 88 year-old pontiff remains alert oriented and cooperated with medical personnel. this has become the longest absence of his 12 year term. next in sports. >> the warriors are in charlotte taking on the hornets first night of a back-to-back sports sectors. scott reese has the highlights. can stephen company? greg takes prevagen for his brain and this is his story. hi, i'm greg. i live in bloomington, illin

i'm jessi tenure. happening now.ople across the country are boycotting target for the next 40 days. it's over the company's decision to >> roll back its diversity, equity and inclusion policies. just one of several companies that have scaled back dei efforts after threats from the trump administration. experts say the target is facing stronger backlash due to its more progressive customer base. the company already reported a decline in sales in february and its sales are projected to increase by just one percent this year. kron sara stinson will have much more on this story ahead at 10. >> let's talk weather as we get a live look here. the top of about 10 gives a beautiful view. almost always send such as the case. today, lawrence is here to give us a weather update. >> yeah, we've got more of that cold air swing in our way overnight tonight. definitely one of those nights. you want to bundle up that brisk wind blowing out there to make things feel a very cold specially out along the coastline. that's where we're see

i'm jessi tenure. >> a show of support for ukraine. meantime, continued in san francisco this evening. a group gathered along the embarcadero near the ferry building waving ukrainian flags and holding up signs. demonstrators say they're not happy with president trump's recent treatment of president zelensky nor with the withdrawal of military aid to ukraine. >> which means thousands deaths. women, children. we'll be killed because of political wrangling. i'm a polled by the fact that current administration turns not only ukraine but all of its allies. i believe in the american freedom and american democracy. and i don't like what's government doing right now and how is turning. >> back to ukraine, the country who fighting for democracy. >> this was the second rally for ukraine and san francisco following last week's oval office meeting. >> new at 10, the oakland city council unanimously passed a resolution allowing 3 temporarily closed fire stations too reopen. this comes after 2 million dollars was found in will now be used to reopen

i'm jessi tenure. >> after the break, hear crime stoppers. you have to see to believe poison east bay eyeglass store fighting off a group of robbers. >> in the east bay officers are investigating a freeway shooting in orinda that shut down highway. 24 for more than an hour. the chp says this happened around 10, 30 this morning. officers closed the westbound portion of the highway looking for shell casings, west of camino pablo to the call, the caught tunnel. we understand now no one was hurt. more details as soon as we get them. oakland police say they are investigating if a police chase led to this dramatic crash on monday. the driver was sent to the hospital after their car ended up wrapped around a pole. the police pursuit policy has caused some controversy in oakland with many residents. even the governor saying it's time for the city to get stricter kron four's jack moment reports. >> appreciate everyone appreciates coming on such short notice, but i want make sure that we have the opportunity to oakland police chief floyd mitchell stepp

i'm jessi tenure. >> right.ch will start at 6 o'clock our time and will air it right here on kron. 4 white house official tells our partners in newsnation that elon musk will attend president trump's address. >> and now to developing news, the vatican says the pope has suffered another medical setback. pope francis had 2 new episodes of acute respiratory crises and was put back on a noninvasive ventilation device. they were caused by mucus buildup in his lungs. and what has become more than two-week battle with pneumonia. the pope does remain alert. >> still ahead on kron, 4 news at 4, president trump announces 25% tariffs will begin tomorrow on mexico and canada. we'll dive into what that means for americans. street reacting to trump's tariff announcement. after the break. we're going to take a break. we're going to take a look at how stocks perform. i'm getting vaccinated... ...with pfizer's pneumococcal pneumonia vaccine. so am i. because i'm at risk for pneumococcal pneumonia. i'm getting prevnar 20 because

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jessie henley and his dog have gotten the shot three times. >> when i come down to the area here in the tenderloin, she keys up on anything that is negative, but other than that she's the most loving dog eve ever had. >> reporter: this pop-up serviced about 100 dogs and mr. witherspoon took his shots like a champion. >> i feel like a responsible pet owner. >> they offer four clinics a year to get your dogs vaccinated and microchipped and charge $10 for the five in one vaccine that includes parvovirus or $15 if your dog also needs a rabies shot. the next clinic is march 16th. >>> an update on the case against former san jose city councilman omar torres, he pled not guilty today to three charges of felony child sexual assault. he's accused of molesting a family member in the late '90s and is facing another case where he's accused of sending explicit text messages to a minor. he resigned in november. >>> a special election tomorrow in san mateo county could set the fate of sheriff christina corpus. on the ballot is measure a. if passed, it would give the board of supervisors power to remov

>> reporter: these days he and jessie create languages together, including chakobsa from the "dune" movieshat. >> yeah. this is a nerdy skill. >> yeah. >> it's good stuff, man. >> reporter: for each language they create a grammar bible. >> this would be an example of how cases work. >> reporter: a linguistics professor would know what you were doing? >> absolutely. >> reporter: they prepare a script with four versions of each line. this one is from "dune: part two." so this is what the actor gets? >> right. and he says, "green paradise," which in the language comes out as shiidhgim sharii. >> reporter: so what the screenwriter wrote, how you translated it, how he should say it, and this helps him understand what he is saying? >> that's right. >> reporter: let's see how i do. shiidhgim sharii! peterson also records each line for the actors, including "dune" co-star zendaya. >> and i just practice the sounds as much as i could until it just flowed so easily. >> reporter: her co-star, timothee chalamet, had to learn huge chunks of chakobsa. >> learning chakobsa is so humbling and at first can

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survived by his mother, kathleen banes, brother, jeffrey and leanne banes, and brother, matthew and jessie english. and his niece, leah banes. they would be the first to tell you that his laughter was contagious, his compassion boundless, and those fortunate enough to know him were better off for it. we honor kevin's legacy today, knowing that his spirit will live on in the lives he touched and the causes he fought for. may kevin banes rest in peace. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the life and legacy of edward macho colon, a block offed coach, mentor and community leader. for more than 28 years, coach macho dedicated hitch seven to the rest -- himself to the westside little league football and cheer. even in the wake of the covid-19 pandemic, he refused to let obstacles stand in the way of opportunity. growing the program from one team to five and adding three cheer leading squads. however, his impact went beyond the field. he wasn't just a coach, he was a role model. a guiding force. and a source of strength for so many in our community. beyond sports, macho was a proud local business

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jessie, the only mistake you could make would be dodging johnny. he's a keeper. no, he actually responded to my email about his five bullet points of accomplishment. so he stays. cliff from missoula, montana. you can lead a liberal to waters, but you can't make them think. joe from old bridge, new jersey. my daughter says you have roses. strata of roses. little wrist action there, too. what about that? hannity's up next with vance. i'm watters, and this is my world. >> and welcome to hannity. >> and tonight. >> we are. >> back in the washington swamp. the sewers, we love to affectionately call it. and we are here to give you all an inside look into the incredible first few weeks of donald trump's second term. just a few hours ago, we were at the eisenhower executive office building, just across from the white house, for an exclusive interview with vice president j.d. vance. that full interview is only moments away. we'll also be joined right here on set by white house press secretary caroline leavitt. we'll get our hannity white house briefing and the u.s. attorn

>> deputy city attorney jessie minardi i believe so.if it's a permit it's been granted with conditions it would be appealable to this body. >> thank you. >> and then one last question the reason it seems or from what i understand and please correct me if i'm wrong that this permit is necessary is because the music is the result of a deejay. i mean whether they're spending this or using an ipad, the music is coming from a deejay and that's that gives rise to an entertainment permit condition. would the lounge be able to play within the confines of the police code and noise ordinances just ambient music that doesn't have someone physically manipulating it on a song by song basis? yes. okay. thank you. >> okay. thank you. i don't see any further questions so we are moving on to public comment. is there anyone on zoom who wants to provide public comment? i don't see anyone for public comment but mr. ben-veniste, we are moving on to rebuttal and you have three minutes to address the board. >> thank you. again, i appreciate the board taking u

a jessie le encanta jugar a ser detective. pero el verdadero misterio era su piel irritada. una de las alfombras mÁs importantes. digamos que la mÁs glamourosa. marca la tendencia de lo elegancia y clÁsico. anque algunas llegaron en cuero. jessica: todas las miradas estaban puestas en los Ángeles. para eso llegaron los detectives de la moda. [aplausos] buenos dÍas. jessica: vamos con zoe saldaÑa. cata, quiero arrancar contigo. el collar combina con el vestido? no me parece. cata: me parece que le quedaba impecable. era un vestido muy exigente. per una persona que debiÓ haber usado una persona con el cuerpo como ella. no tenÍa tanta curva. el vuelo abajo. me parece que el color, todo para su tipo de piel se veÍa impecable. jomari: vimos un movimiento ayer vuelta a los 40 y 50. guante largo. vamos hablar ahora de penÉlope cruz. ella tiene un matrimonio con la casa chanel. es un contrato que tiene. [risas] >> la verdad que un vestido blanco para una alfombra roja se me hace super elegante. es una pieza diseÑada de los 90. me gustÓ mucho la piedra que trae que son puro diamante