jessica: hello, i'm jessica gomez, filling in on this week's "matter of fact." today, a special edition. a look at our nation's cities. when it comes to national politics, we've seen the gloves are off. hillary clinton: donald trump simply does not have the temperament to be president. donald trump: she's got the temperament of a loser and i have the temperament of a winner, and we have to win again. jessica: but on the local level, it often falls on city leaders to find common ground. we begin with two mayors, jim brainard of carmel, indiana, and chris cabaldon of west sacramento, california. both are working to bridge the partisan gap. they're starting with the environment and say national leaders should take notice. mayor cabaldon: it's odd in california. because of the climate change, we're dealing with both the potential of hardly any water to drink, except during flood season when too much water is coming down the mountain. so we are trying to both protect ourselves from water, and then scrounging for it for the rest of the year. the other issue for us tha

jessica: i was going to say is his policy clear to you? and, if so, how does it differ from clinton's proposal? mark: well it's not clear. clinton is probably more clear of what she wants to do. she has said clearly on tv consistently that no one in the united states who is an illegal immigrants will be deported unless they are convicted of violent felonies. that is a clear position, and that is very different from sort of what trump is saying. but trump's position -- it's hard to compare except now he seems to have become the knights mb public stand on this? mark: they are sort of neither. most americans can live with some kind of amnesty for some part of the illegal population. the problem is that all proposals is that the amnesty, whatever form it takes, comes up and the promises of enforcement are for the future. jessica: do you think the next president can solve this problem? what does he or she need to do? mark: first is border enforcement. even though trump talks about a wall, we have put a lot of effort into enforcing order over th

jessica: welcome to "matter of i'm jessica gomez. the race for the white house continues to wage on the political battlefield. according to real-clear-politics, hillary clinton leads donald trump nationally by almost five points. the presidential race aside, both parties have eyes on control of the senate. and by all indications, it will be a close race to see who gains the majority control. republicans? or democrats? let's do the math, right now republicans control the senate with 54 seats. democrats hold 44 seats and the two independents generally side with the democrats. if clinton wins the presidency, the democrats will need just 4 seats to become the majority party, if trump wins, the democrats would need 5 to regain control. that's because the vice president casts the tie breaking vote in the senate. some republican incumbents are in the fight of their lives, including senators john mccain of arizona and ron johnson of senior editor jennifer duffy analyzes the senate for the cook political report. jennifer, thanks for joining u

but jessica says she was still worried. so she and jason jumped in their car to make the five-hour drive to springfield. they arrived at the house around 7:00 p.m. >> as we were coming around the corner to the house, i hit the garage door button. and both of their cars were in the garage. >> reporter: and that was bad news for you? >> yes. >> reporter: what did that imply? >> that there was something terribly wrong. >> reporter: jessica called 911, without ever going past the garage into the house. two officers arrived within minutes. >> they entered the home. and then another officer arrived and then another and then another and then another. >> reporter: and you're waiting outside? >> and we're waiting outside. >> reporter: no one said a word to jessica and jason. and then, they noticed police blocking off the area with crime scene tape. >> i kind of grabbed on to the officer and i said, what is going on? why are they calling for crime scene tape? and he kind of, you know, held me and said, i don't know what's going on. a

en ciudad de mÉxico, jessica cermeÑo.uencias. reportero: mallas metÁlicas para impedir paso de los niÑos, fueron instaladas en los jardines de 2 escuelas, al este de los angeles. >> estÁ bien>> para los niÑos, para su salud. reportero: una de las madres de familia que vive cerca de la primaria donde se detectaron concentraciones de plomo. elemento que puede provocar en los niÑos retraso en el desarrollo de su cerebro y problemas de comportamiento. >> nos habÍan avisado que llevÁramos a nuestros niÑos al doctor. reportero: usted llevÓ al suyo? quÉ le dijeron? >> que no tenÍan. reportero: se siguen pagando las consecuencias de la contaminaciÓn por plomo. durante qu 90 aÑos se reciclan baterÍas para automÓvil. el subdirector de la oficina de medio ambiente del distrito escolar de los angeles seÑalÓ que de los 22 planteles que tienen en el este sÓlo las escuela -- dos escuelas se tene tomar las medidas preventivas. la cantidad de plomo es tan baja que sÓlo se necesita retirar la tierra alrededor de algunos Árboles. se va a re

>> jessica would do equestrian. >> and gymnastic, and the jessica, which would involve just doing this. you landed it. >> janell would do diving. jeff and i would do the shotput. >> no, no, i would do more -- i think swimming. >> jeff looks like a swimmer. >> maybe some diving. >>> thanks, jessica. see you at 6:00. >> see you later. >> bye. bay area dot com, and on facebook and twitter. >>> breaking news tonight. caught in a lie. the tale of the tape in rio. surveillance footage revealed as police accuse ryan lochte of making up a story about being robbed with team usa swimmers. a stunning turn of events. >>> double disaster at both ends of the country. raging fires and floods. so bad they can't even count the number of mes destroyed. >>> face of war. a 5-year-old boy dazed, covered in dust, pulled alive from the rubble of a horrifying air strike in syria. the latest atrocity in aleppo shocking the world. >>> and conspiracy theories about hillary clinton's health. outlandish claims fueled by the far right. the clinton campaign hitting back hard. >>> "nightly news" begins right now.

i took jessica back into the kitchen, and i made a tourniquet for jessica's neck because i stabbed her in the neck. . i wanted to know why she done what she done, why she killed my child. and i will say this, she never admitted it. >> the next morning, jessica's brother arrived and discovered the bodies. knowing that blanchard had threatened and harassed jessica after the two split up, he identified blanchard as a suspect and police apprehended him within hours. later, he pled guilty as part of a deal to avoid the death penalty. >> you don't feel that you should have received the death penalty? >> i believe that's for god to answer. if god would have wanted me that, then i would have got that. do i believe because i killed another person that i should die? no, i don't. i can't answer that. >> do you still believe that they are -- that they deserved to die? >> they done something to me that i couldn't live with. it would have hurt me till i died. >> while he says drug use played no role in his triple homicide, the prison estimates drugs were involved in a third of the crimes. drugs make

good morning, jess. >> jessica: good morning, gene. these neighbors seen cats all the house as you just saw, pretty quiet here this morning, but mspca crews are due back here in just a little bit to seven for even more cats that they believe are still hiding inside. the conditions inside this home were so bad that the board of health came by last night and condemned it. they left the sign on the door. neighbors actually one that called the board of health repeatedly because they said the smell of urine got so bad they couldn't take it any more. when mspca crews showed up here haz-mat suits just in order to go inside. we learned two adult sisters came here and cooperate with authorities showed up but this is not the first time this has happened. neighbors we talked to say more than 100 cats were hauled out of here just a couple years ago but since then the problem has just gotten worse. >> if it was a warm day smell it worse, winter obviously when the windows were closed still smell an odor. >> neighbors also told us they have tried to

jessica: segÚn Él acompaÑarÍa al futbolista., era secretario del ayunoedmiento, laug el dpor los hubiera detenido, dijo que antes de despedirse que no se sirÁ sshgs lo que dejÓ mÁs claro, en cuernavaca univisiÓn. >> losa habitantes de ama chicho e en italia nechlz. >> este viernes comenzaron los funerales masivos del peor terremoto de los Últimos aÑos en este paÍs, decenas de fÉretros en este centro deportivo. >> pude rescatar con mis manos algunas personas, elz É una niÑa nechlz, neflz. >> nosotros nos utilizamos de coordinar tarea de los voluntarios que llegan aquÍ, la mayorÍa profesionales, mÉdicos geo loloing, la Única manera de llegar a pie, a travÉs de una montaÑa, las caes calles quedo . ilia: al regresar el caminante chino y su acompaÑante lograron un nuevo desafÍo. el famoso caminante de la cuerda floja, el ♪ ilia: el famoso caminante de la cuerda floja y su alumno caminaron cerca de 5900 pies sobre un rio noreste de chipa, el punto mÁs alto 590 pies, ambos caminaron desde extremos opuestos cuando se encontraron juntaro

jessica aguirre is standing by. jessi jessica, you had a chance to talk with two bay area swimmers. they have had such a good run at these games. >> unbelievable. they did. they within. they made history. along the way they helped michael phelps go out with another gold. talking about cal swimmers, nathan adrian and ryan lochte. i sat down to reflect on the journey with them. not only pick up a haul of medals they say they have great memories too. >> they are heavy. check out the other side. >> nathan adrian has new hardware heading home to the bay area. >> they get bigger every time. carrying four around your neck, it is heavy, but i love it. >> three-time olympian added four medals to his collection for total of eight. these games are moving for adrian for the dominance team usa showed in the pool. >> we proved this week we are on top of the swimming world still. not just me, but like, just looking across the board. >> and for the significance of last night's 4 x 100 medley. both for michael phelps and first time olympian ryan murphy. adrian facing the pressure to bring it to the

we'll check in with jessica aguirre. tonight at six: the flame is among the biggest attractions for tourists and locals in rio. but it will soon >>> coming up tonight at 6:00, the flame is among the biggest attractions for tourists and locals in rio. but it will soon be extinguished. we'll take you up close at 6:00. >>> our jessica aguirre had a busy day to rio. she made to it two competitions and is going to show us a picture. >> i went out to if aquatics center to see christian up send compete in the men's three meter springboard diving. it was very exciting to see that. i know you asked about the pool. the pool looks pretty good. it isn't that deep green color anymore. i also made to it the ladies gymnastics. i have two words for you. mind blowing. you have to watch. >> that's a good tease. we'll watch tonight in primetime. thanks, jessica. >> thanks for watching us here at 5:00. lester holt joins us next, also from rio. >> hope to see you back here at 6:00. jessica will be back, too. good night, folks. > tonight, rac

fox25 jessica reyes live at the courthouse with look at how police caught him. >> jessica: sara, police caught up to him a short time after he committed the crime. in 2007 he is accused of raping a girl on the way home from high from prison back in december. >> we want to announce an arrest. >> jessica: man once again raping a womanad knifepoint. eduardo rodriguez approached a woman claremont street around 1:00 monday morning and then told her he had a knife and forced her to walk a mile to carter playground where he raped her. >> i'm sure she is traumatized and thank her very much for having the courage to step this dangerous felon off the street. >> jessica: court records show rodriguez has a history of similar crime. back in 2007 records show he attacked a girl walking home from high school. he led her into a stairwell on tremont street where the paper says he raped her twice. he said he had a never in his pocket and if he tried to run or scream he would kill her. people in the area are shaken up knowing there's a dangerous person in the neighborhood, but and make sure walking with p

jessica boyington joining us. jessica, what are you finding?> we'll, we're watching an accident on 95 but over near new jersey but not near the center city philadelphia area that we usually do. all of that major track is stopped in hopewell township. that traffic is wrapping around northbound, towards the accident scene. you can see a lot of flashing lighting. police officers onsite there. emergency crews as well. probably the right lane right now, difficult to see right now. right now, they look almost like 95 around scotch road in hopewell township. there's some big delays there. you can see the southbound sides right across the highway. not having any delays. we are watching delays and overcrowding for septa train 978 is running. a 31-minute delay as well, tracy. >>> scientists say they have found an earth-like planet orbiting the star closest to the our own sun. they think it can support life because it's in the so-called gold goldilocks zone. >>> next, we'll take a look at the stories we're following. >>> safety measures on zika in a jerse

jessica aguirre also making a road trip. jess character nice summer vacation for these bay area fans. >> reporter: i don't think they see it as vacation, i think they see it as adventure. because for a lot of folks, this is the night to be here at the summer olympic games. you have two signature events going on in the pool. you have katy ledecky swimming and michael phelps. and then tonight the u.s. women's team final. and for these folks that came all the way from the bay area, there was no other place to be. chris and tracy myer from los gatos have traveled half a world away -- >> we want to see the women win. >> reporter: to watch history unfold. >> the most amazing event of the olympics. >> reporter: before their eeyes. >> it's going to be a hell of a day for us. this event, then swimming tonight. >> reporter: this is the women's gymnastics all-around team final. team usa leads the pack by nearly 10 points. five young women will come together to show everyone just how mighty they are. >> i don't think there's a lot of pr

jessica reyes what parents can expect two hours from now. >> jessica: 10:00 this morning parents will be dropping kids off and when they get here number of new security and safety procedures. of course, these are put into place after the seven-year-old boy drowned he the idea is hopefully to prevent anything like this from ever happening here again. memory of seven-year-old kyzr willis. drop in camp here last week and this morning they will open with safety and security procedures. >> sometimes takes horrific event to bring change and i think that we will see as we >> jessica: private meeting last night parents told us they were pleased. among the changes going into place the camp will have a new head count procedure, new front desk staffing policy requiring parents to sign parents in and out and child staff ratio, including minimum ratio ten to two for children ages six and under. ocean safety procedures require every child into the water to morning 34 grand musecurity cameras will be rolling at curley community center. mayor walsh says they have also reviewed the changes with camp c

>> they're tattoos. >> jessica! >> i know. >>> not long ago, kelley mcnaughton injured her hand when she punched a wall in anger. now shortly after her transfer to a new housing unit, she has injured the other hand. >> i went into the housing unit and i saw an officer talking with her and she seemed visibly upset at the time. i was standing by to see if there was any type of back lash on her behalf. i talked to the officer and she told me she got upset and hit a wall. >> caused a fracture or something like that. >> got into a fight with the wall, and the wall won. >> i fought the wall and the wall won. >> mcnaughton, however, disputes the officer's account of the injury and says it was an accident. >> i hit my hand on my door. >>> why did you do that? trying to lockdown? >> no. it pops every time they get all mad. every time the door closes and then they don't want to pop it. so when it was going too fast, i turned around to grab it and it smashed. okay? i got caught in the damn thing. >> you're going to have to get

i didn't have a problem with jessica. that one day we had an argument. >> after a few more minutes of questioning, deputy gray has a clearer picture of what happened. >> i think what happened is the female inmate that ingested the pills wasn't well liked. when she was hustling these pills, she was probably trying to sell them all day for canteen or phone cards or what have you. but i think once they found out that the pills jessica is trying to hustle were not anything they would be interested in taking themselves, i think that's when they probably set her up, gave her back the pills and told the deputy and out the pod she went. >> the investigation also served another purpose. >> it's kind of shaken people up in that pod. that's a victory for us. that lets them know we're listening to phone calls, we're watching the cameras, we're aware of what goes on. >> keeping contraband out of the jail is one way deputies maintain order and they keep an eye out for negative interactions between inmates. steven caponi spent nine mont

ladies and gentlemen, please welcome jessica alba!, thank you so much. >> thank you for having me. >> jimmy: you look gorgeous as always, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> over here. >> jimmy: yeah, thank you, sir. alright, watch it. [ cheers and applause ] calm down. we have a lot to get to. in addition to the movie coming out today you also have a new line of hair products out, 'cause i know -- >> yes. >> jimmy: your business has, like, taken off. >> yeah, i launched a beauty line called honest beauty. and we're available at ulta beauty stores across the country. and we just launched a hair care line and so you get clean, effective, beautiful hair products by honest beauty. >> jimmy: i mean, that's major, pal, congratulations. >> thank you. >> jimmy: i'm in. [ applause ] you're creating this, you have this unbelievable giant business with honest and they're all great stuff. i use the diapers and stuff for the baby. >> awe, yay. >> jimmy: well, not me but for the baby. i'm an entrepreneur as well, we made an app called bonk. [ laug

jessica zermeÑo tiene los detalles.devolviÓ al empresario el pago por 29.000 $, que hizo en 2013 por su departamento en miami. asÍ asegurÓ el empresario. en entrevista con el medio digital, respondiÓ: " angÉlica me pidiÓ que hiciera yo el trÁmite de pago y que el dinero me lo reembolsarÍan cuando nos miramos en mÉxico, lo que ocurriÓ". univisiÓn investiga cuestionó al hombre por el pago, pero negÓ que hubiera hecho, hoy reitera que sÓlo es amigo de la pareja presidencial, que no tiene negocios con el gobierno y que no le interesa tener los. se confirmÓ que rivera sÍ regreso - regresÓ el dinero. >> a quÉ se debe esta para? jessica: se respondiÓ al diario diciendo que es un contratista potencial, que ofrecen un solo dato o declaraciÓn que lo sustente. por lo que es una estipulaciÓn y que ni siquiera ha celebrado contratos ni participa en ningÚn proceso. es importante entre la pareja presidencial aclarÉ oficialmente por quÉ un empresario para sus trÁmites. >>mucho mÁs precavida y cuidadosa. jessica: se pide que se investig

from the new movie "mechanic: resurrection," jessica alba is here tonight!applause ] always the best. >> steve: a delight. >> jimmy: jessica and i are going to play a brand new game called roomba pong. [ audience oohs ] >> steve: fancy. >> jimmy: yeah, it's fun. plus he's the bestselling comedy recording artist of all time. and he has a new standup special available now on netflix called "jeff foxworthy and larry the cable guy: we've been thinking." jeff foxworthy is here tonight! [ cheers and applause ] he's a funny, funny man. >> steve: funny man. >> jimmy: always makes me laugh. jeff is going to perform standup for us. and then we're going to catch up with him later in the show. it's gonna be a good show tonight. thank you guys so much. guys, today is friday. should we show bonk? guys, we have a free app that's available. it's free if you have an iphone or apple device. but anyways, it's called bonk. i don't know if you know it. clearly you don't. but here's what you -- [ laughter ] >> steve: they love it. >> jimmy: but it's free. >> steve: it's bonk-tast

nbc bay area jessica aguirre at the olympic park. jessica, what do you think? first impressions? how is it down there? >> oh, it is fantastic. welcome to brazil. i am in olympic park. i'm in the city of rio de janiero. marvelous city as they call it. it is the first south american city to host the olympic games. raj, as you know normally when you think of rio you think of samba and carnival and its beautiful landmarks and now this city is garnering attention for holding the most coveted international sporting event. it is rio's spiritual icon, christ the redeemer, whose outstretched arms welcome all who visit as it blesses its native people and the panoramic landscape below it. >> the monument also represents the friendliness of the brazilian people to all the visitors that come here. >> reporter: standing 124 feet tall, this massive landmark mesmerizes all who come to be redeemed. knott ♪ >> reporter: seven miles northeast of the concrete statue sits one of the city's most colorful attractions, escadaria celadon. the multi-colored marble was created by a chilean artist who lived

and now jessica is facing our cameras a second time. >> why would i risk that, to put myself in jail.e being accused of abuse from one child to another, why would i want to risk that spotlight? >> jessica had her newborn evaluated by a doctor at boston university, a specialist who diagnosed her and her first child with edf and vitamin d deficiency. >> a high degree of certainty that julius has that disorder. >> and telling them that combination and not child abuse can explain the bone injuries to both children. >> i wouldn't hesitate to have the children returned to the parents. >> when we reached out to berks county they would not comment saying that the law prohibits berks county children and youth from confirming or denying any involvement with the family. >> they can continue to fight, but we will continue to fight, also. we're not giving up. >> berks county also requested that jessica release complete medical records and undergoing a full body scan. the doctor says the scan likely won't show anything because he says there may not be remnants of fractures that jessica suffered as

let's get a check of 95. >> jessica is tracking that for us. jessica what are you seeing? of a slow go, headed southbound into center city, also watching a disabled vehicle in the right-hand shoulder just past girard avenue. now checking in with mass transit, the broad street line, southbound, ten-minute delay. nothing too major now. equipment problems reported. other than that, mass transit pretty much running on time or close to schedule. we are watching out in new castle county for a set of downed wires on marsh road and philadelphia pike. checking with the bridges. huge delays into philadelphia or new jersey for that matter. watch for construction heading eastbound. over the walt whitman bridge, we have the right lane closed there. the tacony-palmyra all look great. vai and tracy. >>> nbc10 olympic medal count is locally sponsored by independence blue cross, live fearless. >>> team usa picked up nine medals including a clean sweep in the 100-meter hurdle sfwlps jay gray joins us. she took the medal and her little boy was there to cheer her on. >> reporter: it was fanta

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jessica boyington with an update. >> that's right. we are seeing major delays on the boulevard this morning. this is why, right here, around ridge avenue, the right shoulder and the next two lanes are blocked off only one lane of the southbound side is getting by right now. you can see this is very slow. it's backed up with almost a standstill, completely backed up at least past wissahickon avenue. this is the southbound traffic. approaching the schuylkill expressway, we are seeing pretty major delays, the northbound side is not affected at this time. again, because of this water main repair, we may see really major or nasty delays heading into the beginning of the morning rush. we're also watching in abington and easton road. the schuylkill expressway looks great this morning. no big problems or delays through the curve. 13 minutes from the blue route to the vine street expressway. >>> 6:02. new this morning, a scare at lax causes chaos inside and outside the airport. hundreds of people poured out of the airport, some on to the tarma

>> jessica was all of 14 years old the first time we talked to her., she was 15, but cast as younger sister lucy. now a "dancing with the stars" source tells us the married mom of two might be headed to the new season of the show. she celebrated "7th heaven"'s 20th with a series of adorable throwback pics from the set. >> i'm an only child. >> she echoed the same sentiment just last year. >> i would describe our friendship as more like a sisterhood for sure. just because we've gone through that ups and downs. >> most of the cast has remained close. even showing up to celebrate jessica's restaurant opening earlier year and according to beverly, even their kids are friends. >> it's amazing that i am -- i've got this opportunity to go through this experience with my friends. and that our kids are going to be able to grow up together and that we as mothers can just -- you know, sit back and talk and chat. >> the camdens are one of tv's favorite family for 11 seasons and "e.t." was there for all the milestones, including the 150th episode celebration in 20