jessica... jessica: no, it's okay. monica: i think the biggest problem is -- jessica: it's okay.i walked away -- 'cause i felt like a piss-on. all right? lemonis: you can sense that jess has a level of insecurity, and she became subservient 'cause monica wants to drive the process. and so rather than her trying to compete with monica, she just pulls back. lemonis: that's okay. we're gonna work through it. we just have to get everybody in the right roles so that everybody can be successful and we can sell product and everybody can smile again. we got to know what inventory is in this building and how much cash is here. we got to get it freed up. we have to rebuild the website and get every product on here, and if it doesn't belong, we got to get rid of it. we're gonna do more research about the sea buckthorn. we're gonna want to create scents around it. we're gonna want to create other products around it and build the whole lineup. monica: scents? lemonis: yeah. monica: that's so cool. lemonis: that's it. it's literally that simple. if you liquidated everything in this building ot

fox news contributor, jessica tarlov. during the last joining us on the couch, at king's college in new york city, brandenburg. thank you for joining us. a good day to have you here we've got a lot going on, let's get to it. this first story, very serious. the video is shocking. left as antifa protesters pummeling anti-ngo over the week and a portland, oregon, beating him in the face and delivering violent kicks before spraying te defenseless journalist with milk shakes that were reportedly laced with crack-drying cement and dangerous chemicals. that journalist, andy ngo, describing to our own tucker carlson how he was attacked from behind without provocation and no police intervention. >> we were a literal stone's throw away from portland's most important institutions of the rule of law. the court houses, the sheriff's office, the central police precinct, while hearing people chant "no hate, no fear" i'm suddenly bashed on the back of my head. beef one his ordeal did not end there. >> they informed me that in order to ge

when you talk about -- >> jessica: that's an accurate -- >> harris: in 2014. >> jessica: no, that picture administration. the issue is the policy. president obama never had a policy of separating families. >> harris: how is that different? speaker that was something happening in those border facilities, which is shameful. >> tomi: have you been there, jessica? because i have. have you spent any time with our border bushel agents? i will not let you talk about them like that. >> jessica: i'm not talking like that. they serve this country honorably. the zero-tolerance policies discussing, it is shameful. no toothbrushes, dirty onesies, teenagers taking care of babies. >> tomi: i want to cling to you that everything is done there, the reason they have two separate some of those families -- first of all, zero tolerance was put in place to say, "don't come here." >> jessica: by the time of initiation, right? site, tomi pray that the term policy. >> melissa: guys, guys... let's pause for once i can hear. i think we all agree there's a christen on the board. there are a lot of flaws in our polic

[laughter] >> melissa: fox news contributor jessica tarlov. hello, jessica!ox news contributor dr. nicole saphier, and joining us on the couch, jesse watters, cohost of "the five" and a host of "watters' world." it looks like he's edging for trouble, which makes me nervous. >> jesse: i'm always edging for trouble. last time i were a shorts suit. remember that? i have long pants on today. you don't get to see the legs. i'm a big boy now, yeah. >> melissa: oh, lord. all right, buckle buckle up, everyone. >> jessica: and the nikes, which i appreciate. >> melissa: preparations underway for the salute to america celebration which takes place on the national mall tomorrow night. the event will feature a display of military tanks, a fireworks show, military plane flyovers, and a speech from the president himself. the national park service is reportedly diverting nearly $2.5 million in entrance and recreation fees in order to help cover the cost, but now washington, d.c., local officials raising objections over the logistics and the tone of the celebration. watch. >>

>> jessica: oh, okay!he's very well i've been rehearsed. >> lisa: dagen, i think steve hits the nail on the head. we saw in 2010, i was at the nrcc, democrats lost singularly for one reason. it was obamacare. if you take away people with private insurance that you take away their health care, it freaks people out and they show up at the ballot box. so i do think that's the danger of democrats if they move forward with bernie sanders' medicare for all. i'm not necessarily saying that a democratic candidate can't win with some of the 6 policy positions. ultimately what would happen if a candidate like that wins is the policy positions will be normalized by the democratic party, they will then be normalized by the media, and then those policy positions will no longer seem so out of sync with mainstream america. >> harris: that's an interesting observation. >> dagen: speaking mainstream america from a lesson of the president during his first campaign ad during the debate. he's a snippet >> raise your hand if y

take them back. >> jessica: or get in the other line. >> martha: jessica are you telling me democrats to cut in line when they have too many items for the express lane? >> jessica: i have to say as a pollster, that's a study i would love to do. >> jesse: save the money. it's true. >> martha: a rule follower or rule breaker. >> greg: if she made this story up, like the smollett thing, it preys upon people's emotions. >> jesse: i thought those were pretty legit tears. >> jessica: i wouldn't want to be yelled at, even if it was just about the products. you're nervous when you're cheating. if someone did call you out on it, -- >> jesse: you have your groceries delivered to your apartment. >> jessica: that's not true. >> greg: no reporter got the items. >> kennedy: was an entire basket. >> greg: i go grocery shopping at duane reade. >> jessica: diet coke. what else do you need? jell-o pudding snacks? >> martha: it's interesting to see what people buy. almonds and hot dogs. >> greg: i can tell you. >> kennedy: the same delicious disc. next, climate activists superglue themselves to the u.s.

jessica? >> jessica: i stand with my speaker. i think nancy pelosi did absolutely the right thing.of what happened in the senate, that they ended up having to sign the bipartisan bill. but she is absolutely correct. i think it's wonderful for everybody to use social media to the best of their ability and to be projecting their messages, but the reality is, as we talked about earlier, 35 of 40 seats that we won back won back in 2018 were moderate. part of the new democratic coalition. alex enterococci of cortez, rashida tlaib, ilhan omar, those are safe seats. if you want to keep the house, lucy mcbeth to lose your seat come 2020. this isn't a guarantee. focusing on it, building on obama's climate plan, maintaining obamacare, doing smart fixes, not medicare for all, that's where the majority of americans are. >> harris: is so democrats and eggs been speaking with, if you ignore that millennial voice, it will be to the peril of democrats. i will tell you why. because it's projected in 2020 that they will the biggest generation numbers our country has ever seen. how do you bridge the

>> jessica: i agree completely. julie kate brown of the "miami herald" has been leading this fantastic job. "the new york times" picking up where they left off. i think we all knew that he was going to go. it -- judge napolitano said by the end of the week. >> harris: chris stirewalt was the first dared to talk about why he should go, per what you saw from the white house. >> anna: he was a complete distraction. i don't think anyone was surprised he stepped on. he needed to do this. the optics of him standing next to acosta, saying that it's his decision, that says "i'm ready to be done with this, i need to move on and talk about the economy, get our border sorted out. iran and russia." this is a distraction. >> jessica: if i could add quickly, it was an unforced error for him to stand by him in the first place. we mentioned this briefly yesterday. both men, the president and alex acosta, did not show proper level of remorse for what happened to these young women. donald trump tried to skirt over it saying he always

>> jessica: they do. mentioned lauren underwood, she is an exciting new health care bill. it can't pass the democratic house right now. >> harris: so it's in the same lane is impeachment? oh, my gosh. >> jessica: good news, we can do a whole bunch of things, including health care. >> harris: i mean in terms of actually getting something that they will pass. >> jessica: may be republican senators would like to make health care for americans. >> david: i want to know one thing from robert mueller. i want to know i did look at russian influence in the clinton campaign. i would give a week 'salary to ask in that one question. >> harris: really? >> david: russian influence in the clinton campaign. look what happened with fusion gps , et cetera. >> harris: house parent >> harris: house democrat impeachment fever seems to be on hold as they prer robert miller's testimony next week. as we talk about reportedly watching old videos of past testimony by the former fbi director and pouring over his 448-page report. t

>> jessica: just a quick legal angle.hina is consistently under representative in every vernacular in terms of its threat on this country and a multitude of areas. so i agree with you. we talked about this in the past. legally, just that the doj and for the average viewer, just stay tuned for any referral that can happen for these hearings into the criminal realm. there's a lot that could potentially be exploited. and the doj has been quiet these last two years, which may be that they are ramping up or waiting to see what evidence is coming their way. >> melissa: a city council in america's heartland doing an about-face on saying the pledge of allegiance at its meetings. next, why the council stop saying the pledge in the first place and how the backlash reached all the way to the white house. ♪ hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief... what?! i'm here to steal your car because, well, that's my job. what? what?? what?! (laughing) what?? what?! what?! [crash] what?! haha, it happens. and if you've got cut-rate car

jessica: manos a la obra. ♪ ♪ dalex: tÚ me dices. jessica: pero mÍrenlo.: ese es el propÓsito. que las personas que me estÁn viendo y que luchan por sus sueÑos. jessica: Ésos jÓvenes en puerto rico que tambiÉn estÁn pasando por momentos muy difÍciles, quÉ les dices? tÚ viste momentos muy difÍciles. donde tÚ eres fallecieron muchos de tus amigos. dalex: yo soy de puerto rico y me tocÓ vivir eso. todo por causa de las drogas y todo eso. hoy en dÍa ya no estÁn pero trato de decirle esto a los jÓvenes. que luchan por sus sueÑos. es una situaciÓn triste. ver al lÍder de un país expresÁndose de esa manera es muy triste. jessica: vamos a cambiar el giro de las cosas. hablemos de mÚsica. cÓmo estÁn los nervios? dalex: estoy muy ansioso. son buenos siempre. jessica: tienes algÚn ritual que haces esta semana? dalex: voy a ver la ropa. jessica: lo llevÓ el estudio para que le corten el cabello? dalex: deberÍan de contratar en "despierta amÉrica". raÚl: a mi me pintas el pelo como tÚ. ana: muchas gracias! rÚl: gracias por la informaciÓn y por la historia. dale, que se

>> jessica: or a rhino or whatever. [laughter] >> jesse: he didn't look sturdy on his feet the last time he spoke. he had that biden vibe which didn't seem so strong to me. also, why did you not look into hillary colluding with foreigners? if you are supposed to look at russian interference? there's a lot of questions he will have to answer. i don't think he's got the answers. >> jessica: [laughs] okay. melissa, the counter programming. do you think the networks are

en la frontera entre mÉxico y guatemala, jessica, univisiÓn.unta sobre la ciudadanÍa estadounidense en el prÓximo censo . lo dijo menos de 24 horas despuÉs de que el portavoz de departamento de justiciaciar que la polÉmica pregunta no se incluirÍa, y que los comuneros empezarÍan a imprimirse pronto sin esa pregunta. anai nos reporta. anai:la polÉmica sobre la pregunta de ciudadanÍa en el censo de 2020 se intensificÓ luego de que hoy el presidente donald trump publicara en su cuenta de twitter que los informes noticiososde que el departamento de comercio desistiÓ de la pregunta sobre el asunto de la ciudadanÍa en el censo, es incorrecto para decirlo de otra manera , falso. vamos absolutamente se adelante como debe ser, debido a la importancia de la respuesta a esta pregunta. pero hoy, el departamento de justicia dijo que se examinara un camino a seguir consistente con la decisiÓn de la corte suprema, que permitirÍa incluir la pregunta de la ciudadanÍa en el censo. las declaraciones del mandatario llegan un dÍa despuÉs de que su propio gobierno d

jessica and dave? >> caitlyn collins. thanks. president trump's recent racist tweets do not violate twitter though that seems to be contradicted by the published policies. this is the first real test that down ranks the tweets of the president. twitter will not be participating in today's house hearing on the market power of online platforms. representatives of facebook, amazon, apple and google will be testifying. >>> a fight over health care now front and center in the race for the 2020 democratic nomination. the issue is increasing the friction between front-runner joe biden and challenger bernie sanders. the former vice president releasing a 10 year, $750 billion plan. >> the system that joe and others are trying to prop up is the most wasteful, bureaucratic system on earth. when you are talking about subsidies, what you're talking about is spending more money, in this case taxpayer money, on a dysfuncti dysfunctional, wasteful and bureaucratic system. we need a simple system. >>. >> reporter: dave

i'm bikini ready. >> just a few moments that jessica shared with "e.t.."ect from her book? hopefully everything from beauty tips to sex advice. thank you, eric john zblon we always love to practice. >> she's been supercandid about her pregnancy, broken toilet seats and swollen feet. ♪ when the bow breaks, the cradle will fall and down will come baby, cradle and all ♪ >> that's scary. you're like, dropping your baby. like, so, i just say, sing the national anthem. >> we're told jessica's new book will cover her career struggles, including details about the very public breakup of her first marriage with nick lachey. what's our on your career bucket list in. >> i'd love to one day write a book. i think that would be amazing. >> also, happy birthday comes out to her. because today she's 39. >> happy birthday! >>> and we're only the show that got the cast of "american pie" together again. >>> what do you remember about that premiere? because there were a lot of famous folks. >> yeah. >> look at this, so beautiful. tara reid, oh, my god. >> ben affleck. >> how a

i'm jessica dean.ghting back after president trump attacked four minority democratic lawmakers, telling them to go back to their country. the president's racist tweet, underlining his use of the oval office to promote bigotry. the president writing, in part, why don't they go back and fix the broken and crime-infested places from which they came. >> trump is wrong. all of them are american citizens. three of the four were born in the united states. ilhan omar moved to the united states when she was 12, became a citizen at 17. that's not the point. not a single member of congress has objected to the racist comments. democrats opposed to the line that trump targeted, and more centrist ones are slamming the tweet, saying that democrats use disgusting language. more from boris sanchez. >> dave and jessica, the president exploiting a rift among the democrats and the white house speaker, and the speaker pushing forward a funding bill they didn't accept. all four of the women sending out rebukes of the presid

jessica and dave. >> caitlyn collins, thank you. two members of the democratic squad are responding after the president's renewed attacks. ilhan omar tweeting i'm where i belong, at the people's house, and you're just going to have to deal. this from alexandria ocasio cortez. we have the power to triumph but decency cannot be taken for granted. >>> the field set for the democratic debates. the only change, montana governor, steve bullock. cnn conducts a candidate lineup. there are are more polling. july 30 and 31, you can find out which candidates will face off each night in that special live event. "the draw" tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> protests raging through the night in puerto rico as demonstrators call for the immediate resignation of govern governor ricardo enraged the crowd. their anger reaching all the way to new york. "hamilton" creator lin manuel said we're here with your back. >> reporter: jessica, dave, i have seen anger. i have seen frustration, i have seen tension here. we actually made our way to the barric

dave and jessica? >> thank you.igration officials insist that raids to arrest undocumented immigrants are under way. but this force has not been seen. we were originally told the ten cities were being targeted. but cnn can't report if there were arrests -- confirmed, chicago, florida and new york. there's been only one report in chicago of any apprehensions. "the new york times" reports that the news reports tipped off the communities about what to expect. if that was supposed to kept secret, this comment last week from the president did not help. >> it's starts on sunday. they're going to bring people out and bring them back to their countries. >> according to "the new york times," a secondary scale plan calls for apprehensions over a week ago or something. ken cuccinelli, he was tight-lipped about the details when pressed by jake tapper on "state of the union." >> can you guarantee that no parents will be separating from their children in the raids? >> in the same way i can't comment on a operational details. >> t

for those who love jessica, don't worry, we got you.w is present. now you get to see the whole woman. you get to see what motivates her on a personal level. you get to see what motivates her on a professional level. is she power hungry, really? or is she at a place in her life where she's using her power mostly for good and not aisle. >> trevor: it seems in many ways you share the drive your character, jessica, does. you're exclusive producing the show. you have been staffing the writers' room. you have been at the forefront of saying, "hey, i want this show and its creators to represent the people in the show." where you said, "it's not tokenism. i want real diversity on the show. i want black and white. i want afro-latina which has been very important for you. why? >> because who else is going to tell our stories if not us? we have been-- ( applause ) for years, for decadeswehave been watching ourselves through the lens of white writers, of white, male wriewrts. that's just-- and they don't get it right a lot of the time. ( laughter )

jessica? dave? >> thanks so much. >>> racial tropes now a concrete theme in president trump's 2020 re-election campaign. trump intensified his attacks on four progressive democratic congress women at a fiery campaign rally. he painted the so-called squad as the face of the entire democratic party. even just the mention of their names inflamed that crowd. if you want to gouge that response, the top mer yam webster terms racism, fashionism, concentration camp, xenophobia. caitlyn collins was in greenville. >> jessica and dave, a new chant was started in greenville, north carolina, and it is certainly one that is going to be in the headlines for the next several days. the president took the stage and he was in the middle of lashing out at the four democratic congress women that the president has been in an all out brawl with them. he started with congresswoman ilhan oman. she was born in somalia. came to the united states before becoming a u.s. citizen. as the president was lashing out, the crowd in th

en la sierra de sinaloa,mÉxico, jessica zermeÑo. marÍa: gracias a jessica zermeÑo. ahora quÉ viene?, asÍ como para emma coronel, comienza el largo perÍodo de la peticiÓn de visita, sin importar que sea por 20 minutos. sin importar que a partir de hoy, cuando la vean, quizÁs sea a travÉs de un cristal. nunca mÁs de frente y sin nada en medio. es todo de mi parte. regreso con ustedes desde la puerta de la costa de brooklyn a los estudios. ilia: muchas gracias, marÍa antonieta. enrique: al regresar de la pausa, sectores populares, artistas y estudiantes salen a las calles para exigir la renuncia de ricardo rosellÓ en puerto rico. ilia: voceros de la iglesia de la luz del mundo reaccionaron a la decisiÓn de un se niega ♪ ♪ enrique: una peligrosa ola de calor azota gran parte del paÍs. partir de maÑana, sobre todo en el medio oeste y la costa este de los estados unidos. chicago, new york y washington registrarÁn temperaturas sobre los 100 °f. millones de personas se encuentran bajo advertencia de calor sofocante, por lo que las autoridades han recomendado no estar al aire libre bajo los

said jessica.n to the bed with duct tape and turned it into murder. >> who set the place on fire? >> rocky. >> who cut ann's throat? >> rocky. >> who stabbed ann in the back? >> rocky. >> jessica told detective giles the murder weapons were a kitchen knife and a metal rod for bludgeoning. which they stashed in a hole out behind ann's house. >> she said we probably couldn't find it without her. we drove her out there until we walked the entire -- until we got to the holes and did it right there. we had the evidence folks with us. and reached in. discovered those two items over there. >> what was that like? >> you know these are intimate details and only those involved are going to know where the instruments were used to kill someone. >> that was that. they had their story and their culprits. except there was one more very significant detail offered up by both jessica and rocky. something the town's rumor mill failed to catch by the time kevin and robert went out for the evening a couple of days late

haly, chris, nina, jessica and kenley. thank you. >> mark, thank you very much for organizing this session on this critically important topic. as i said in the beginning, this is kind of a new conversation for the united states energy association, but it's a conversation that we very much want to be a part of. we look forward to helping continue the conversation and helping to cast a little light on the challenges and issues that we all face. as an industry we're very proud of the fact that we think we've been keeping bills low. at one of our recent meetings it was commented that the average home today is paying $1,100 less for all energy. not just gas and lektd but gasoline and other derivative products. we're very proud of prices being moderate. but what the average prices are doesn't mean much if you can't pay your bill as it is. again, mark, thank you for organizing this. let me thank each of the panelists for participating. and let's continue the conversation. if you would, join me one last time and thanking our panel

jessica and dave? >> thank you. >>> services are getting back to normal in ridgecrest, california, after friday's earthquake. it was the second most powerful quake in as many days. >> get under the table. >> oh, my god. >> oh, my god. >> that was a bad one. >> [ bleep ]. >> this is so -- >> oh, the front door came open. >> it's okay. it's okay. just hold on. hold on. oh, my god. this is bad, brian. >> ridgecrest authorities say all roads and con creed have been inspected following the 7.1 magnitude earthquake. the city's water facilities are operational and the transit system is resuming its normal schedule. new drone video shows the fault line and some damaged homes in nearby trono, california. the quake rattled area residents. one family even decided to sleep under a tree saying they felt it would be safer in case of another earthquake. >> we thought it was safer that way because another one is coming. if it was worse than that one, you didn't want to be in our house. >> it shook so bad that i had to

jessica?> jessica: none of us were in the meeting. >> harris: carley shimkus wanted to be a fly. >> jessica: her chief of staff, use of word racist or segregationist, no idea. >> harris: some was on twitter. >> jessica: what happened in the meeting, i'm saying. five-week break where everyone will go and work on priorities and message if they need to. aoc was clearly told who was in charge and what we need to win in 2020. >> great point, this fight, if you don't deal with it, i don't think this can be resolved. aoc represents this young democrat that comes out of this, you know, university system, this is who they are and nancy pelosi loves, i think her heart is with aoc's policies. she likes being speaker and likes power and understands middle america is already very wary of radicals and if they proceed with impeachment or many other radical ideas aoc has, they will be punished. this was the group they were supposed to win over to win in 2020. they have already -- donald trump has already stol

her name is jessica springsteen.ikki battiste met her at the stables and came back with the story. >> reporter: well, jessica is an amazing top rider, and this is a sport not for anyone with a fear of speed and height. equestrian show jumping joins both athleticism and strategy. right now jessica springsteen is ranked fifth in the nation while training and competing year round. so this is your office? >> this is my office. not a bad place to work every day. >> reporter: she may be the daughter of the boss -- >> jessica springsteen, everyone. >> hello! >> reporter: but jessica springsteen was born to ride. >> jess springsteen go into the lead. >> reporter: equestrian show jumping over 13 jumps as high as six feet and as wide as seven. >> heading towards home. >> reporter: each course is designed with challenges like tight turns, triple jump combinations, water obstacles, and a time limit, which is usually under 90 seconds. >> now we have our young superstar jessie springsteen. >> reporter: a clean round paired with th

jessica: muchas gracias. comenzÓ a llegar. detrÁs están los policÍas que van a proteger a la gente que asista al evento. son 8000 elementos de la policÍa capitalina y tambiÉn habrÁ gendarmerÍa. vemos que hay gente sentada aunque faltan muchas horas para que lÓpez obrador llegue. desde d+onde vienen doÑa juana? juana: venimos desde tabasco. siempre hemos apoyado a obrador y lo seguiremos haciendo porque estÁ apoyando mucho a los jÓvenes y a los adultos. jessica: es mucha gente la que todavÍa apoya a andrÉs manuel, mÁs del 66% segÚn una encuesta. doÑa matilde, lo esperarÁn hasta que salga? maltide: si hasta que salga porque lo acompaÑaremos hasta que cumpla su sexenio. lo hemos apoyado desde que iniciÓ en otras campaÑas. jessica: muchÍsimas gracias a ambas y ellas son de las primeras que llegan aquÍ. vamos a ver cuantos miles llegan hasta el zÓcalo capitalino. regreso con ustedes. borja: estaba pensando que ahora estÁn preparando toda la fiesta para que llegue andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador. ayer fue cuando el pre

in on thes check first word news now with jessica summers. just. jessica: -- jessica.ca: relations between the u.s. and iran have been further strained. tehran says it was halted north of the strait of hormuz. it happened on sunday but pictures have just been released. washington is demanding its release and says it destroyed and iranian drone that was threatening a u.s. warship. pres. trump: we took defensive action against an iranian drone. it had closed into a very near distance, approximately 1000 yards, ignoring multiple calls to stand down, and was threatening the safety of the .hip and the ships crew the drone was immediately destroyed. jessica: the fed is sending more signals that it will cut rates this month. top officials calling for action sooner rather than later. and richards clarida says policymakers must not wait until it is too late. they are expected to cut 25 basis points at the end of the month. opinion is still divided with some cause for a 50 point reduction and others for no cut at all. china's coal industry grew since the government is going to r

jessica: jessica: -- jessica: the european central bank sent its strongest signal that stimulus willped up with renewed asset purchases on the agenda. inflation remains far from the bank's goal. the new governor of the bank of turkey delivered the country's biggest rate cut in 17 years, ng borrowing cuts. boris johnson's claim that he will seek a new deal from the european union has been rejected out of hand by brussels. the chief negotiator, michel barnier, said it is impossible to reopen discussions. he added that johnson's demands about the irish backstop be scrapped is "unacceptable." new prime minister said brexit will happen with or without a new deal. the house of representatives passed a two-year extension to the debt ceiling in a bipartisan budget bill backed by president trump. it allows the $324 billion increase in discretionary spending. most republicans voted no despite trump urging their support. the legislation lowers the chance of a government shutdown and prevents any risk of a federal default until after the next election. trade tensions are threatening to drag expo

let's go to jessica schneider and our legal analyst laura coates. jessica, why did this judge deny the justice department's request to switch its legal team in the census case? >> wolf, this is a biting order from this new york federal judge, jesse fuhrman. in his three-page order, he goes into detail, really slamming the justice department for making this request to withdraw certain attorneys that have been representing them in this census case up until this point and asking to substitute these lawyers. this judge saying that the department of justice did not give any satisfactory reasons for changing these attorneys and, in fact, gave no reason at all for changing these attorneys and that's why the judge in this case has denied this request to change these attorneys. and, wolf, this is a big procedural setback for the department of justice. their plan has been multi-fasciated. they're attacking this census case to put this citizenship question on the 2020 census on multiple levels. they are fighting this in courts across the country. federal court

jessica: estuve en ambas ciudades.ada mÁs que en estos dos personajes? [audio en inglÉs] jessica: cÓmo fue trabajar con menestra la tiene, e eiza gonzÁlez? [audio en inglÉs] jessica: esta pelÍcula es doble de especial para ti porque muestras tu cultura tamoana. cÓmo fue verla y mostrar este lado de ti? [audio en inglÉs] jessica: hablando de sus raÍces, aproveche la oportunidad y retÉ a ben johnson para que me enseÑarÁ a bailar hawaiano. eres el primero en demostrar que requiere que menciones un poco -- y quiero que me enseÑes a bailar un poquito del baile. ♪ jessica: en nuestro recorrido no termina aquÍ. varios otros autores tambiÉn dicen presente como los hermanos de hobbs. uno es hasta familiar del protagonista. [audio en inglÉs] jessica: el director tambiÉn me asegurÓ que la acción en esta pelÍcula es de otro nivel. [audio en inglÉs] jessica: como director, con quiÉn te quedas? [audio en inglÉs] jessica: no se lo pierdan en cines este prÓximo 2 de agosto. jessica: despuÉs de esta clase de baile, soy team hobbs. pero

jessica and dave? >> caitlyn, thanks. >>> the fight over health care now front and center in the race for the 2020 democratic nomination. the issue increasing the friction between front-runner joe biden and challenger bernie sanders. releasing a 10 year $750 billion proposal monday. a plan that sanders calls too waistful and kp wasteful and complicated. >> the system that joe and others are trying to prop up is the most wasteful bureaucratic and expensive system on earth. when you talk about subsidies, what you're talking about is spending even more money, in this case taxpayer money, on a dysfunctional, wasteful and bureaucratic system. we need a simple system. >> albeit far more expensive. arlet saines traveling with the biden campaign. >> reporter: biden kicked off a three-day swing in iowa through des moines touting a health care plan. it will allow americans to buy into a medicare type of a program and also provides massive subsidies to make purchasing insurance through the exchanges cheaper for a

jessica recuerda cómo reaccionÓ haydee a la noticia. >> me dijo, otra vez?o que haydee se distrajera, el 1 de julio pasado jessica le permitiÓ quedarse en casa de su tÍa. >> a las 12:30 p.m. yo recibo una llamada de mi hermana y me dice, jessica, encontrÉ a haydee colgada en el clÓset. >> a la niÑa le declararon muerte cerebral. la familia tenÍa entonces la difícil tarea de decirle a manuel, a una estaba detenido. >> al me pregunto, la lÍnea estÁ conectada como esta respirando? le dije sÍ, mÉdico, no vayas permitir que la desconectan. si ella todavÍa, su corazÓn esta haciendo, todavÍa tenemos esperanzas. >> haydee no dejÓ ninguna nota explicando su decisiÓn. >> yo pienso que ella se cansÓ de esperar. que esta tercera vez ahÍ fue cuando ya perdiÓ toda la esperanza. >> los oficiales de migraciÓn le dieron un permiso humanitario a manuel para que visitara a su hija en el hospital. >> el primer dÍa que lleguÉ ella me escuchÓ porque hubieron lÁgrimas de sus ojos y su rostro cambiÓ. >> cuÁles fueron las Últimas palabras que se le dijo a su hija? >> que me perdonar

jessica springsteen, everyone.pringsteen was born to ride. >> jess springsteen go into the lead. >> reporter: equestrian show jumping govs galloping horses up to 30 miles per hour, over 13 jumps as high as six feet and as wide as seven. each course is designed with challenges like tight turns, triple jump combinations, water obstacles, and a time limit, which is usually under 90 seconds. >> our jung stoyoung superstar. >> reporter: usually a trophy and tens of thousands of dollars in prize money. you are ranked fifth in the u.s. right now. you have a really good chance at making the 2020 olympic team. how hopeful are you? >> i don't know. it's going to be really tough. one day i think i'll be there. >> reporter: equestrian events in the olympic games are one of the only in which men and women compete against one another. >> i think it's great. you see a lot of the top riders are women and men. it's so equal. and it's amazing. it's always such a surprise to people. this is my happy place. >> reporter: here at the fa

jessica: aquÍ tienen la foto de ellos en el aÑo 2060 ademÁs de la entrevista. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cantan] jessica a partir de las 7:00 p.m. por "univisiÓn". regresamos con ustedes. alan: yo ya los veo muy prendidos. francisca: y han traÍdo toda la informaciÓn . muy bien. prepÁrate para esta noche. alan: luego me dices cÓmo hacerle. francisca: necesitamos tiempo para hacerte entender esto. mejor pasamos con las damas bellas. karla: pero en una pierna, mi rey. bueno, nos vamos hasta nuestros camerinos para ver si llegaron nuestros invitados especiales del dÍa de hoy. toca, toca. >> quÉ quieren? [aplausos] karla: bienvenidos, eugenio e isabella. eugenio nos dieron pan y estamos aquÍ. al ratito.. ana: quÉ bueno que nos acompaÑan. >> quÉ pasÓ con tu dieta? karla: aquÍ los esperamos. sigan comiendo los pastelitos. los esperamos. ana: no se recuerda a uf ¿qué es esto? ok toallita, haz lo tuyo por favor! muy bien ¡sí! ilo logramos! toallitas huggies natural care, delicadas como un abrazo. hugg on y el nuevo fructis sleek shot. , nuestro primer "styler" para la ducha. tívalo con la espuma. con champú.ac b

jessica zermeÑo, univisiÓn.presentÓ la marca registrada de "el chapo". reportera: durante varios aÑos y en diversas ocasiones el gobierno mexicano negÓ la marca a alejandrina guzmÁn, la mayor hija. pero la frase "el chapo" sin el nombre ya era marca registrada perteneciente a una comerciante del estado de guanajuato. legalmente le cedieron los derechos. asÍ desde de agosto pasado la hija del primer matrimonio de guzmÁn loera es dueÑa Única de la marca en decenas de artÍculos como lo muestran estos tÍtulos de registro de marca que "noticias univisiÓn" le muestra en exclusiva. >> se trata de posicionar una marca. parte de sus artÍculos debutaron en inter moda. se trata de ropa, fajos de piel con hilos de plata y hasta tapas de drenaje de plÁstico simulando la que utilizÓ para escapar. el gobierno de mÉxico negÓ el utilizar su foto y la frase " chapo 701". che branch yo creo que el retrato serÍa una provocaciÓn. reportera: para ellos la marca esun hecho. >> se ha convertido en un personaje. reportera: la hija del n

>> yes i never saw any of it. >> reporter:fter an inlteritial helped find her didn't work out, jessica says the college offered little assistance. she hasn't been able to find a position using her medical certificate since. and her student debt is growing bigger. salter college is in this strip mall. no one from the school would speak to us. instead they referred us to their parent company, premier education group, which operates about 20 different campuses of for-profit schools on the east coast >> for-profit colleges target low-income students but charge them very high tuitions because these students are eligible for federal financial aid. >> reporter: yin ko who studies higher education at the progressive century warns salter college is one of many for-profit schools offering certificates in everything from culinary arts to massage therapy to dental assistants. >> they're paying high tuition, but they're not seeing gains in earnings >> reporter: premier education group received about $65 million in federal funds in just one year for 10,000 students. the hechinger report showed stude

luckily jessica had more than enough patriotic attire for the whole fam.urs, have a happy and safe fourth of july, everyone. and -- ♪ no one told ya life was gonna be this way ♪ thank you, kenneth! monica and rachel spent fourth of july together. courtney cox posting this pic with jen aniston. laura dern and suzanne summers. what a random but amazing squad, right? >> yeah. >> i know. >> squad goals. >> squad goals right there. >> always posting pictures together. best of friends. >> fingers crossed that best of friends. i see what you did there. >> gotcha. thanks, will. >> thanks, guys. >>> across the pond the surprise appearance by meghan markle at wimbledon. >> the duchess of sussex still on her maternity leave, but she took out time to support her good friend serena williams. >> markle was in the stands with lindsay roth and genevieve hillis, itself sparking fresh speculation over whether the two may have been chosen to be among the godparents at baby archie's christening over the weekend. >> we'll see. >>> back here at home and back to justin timberlak

[habla en inglÉs] raÚl: hola, jessica. jessica: buenos dÍas.ologÍa que el productor ejecutivo? tremenda producciÓn tienes aquÍ. cuÁnto has luces tienen? >> 15 cÁmaras que estamos operando. tenemos miles de luces. jessica: cuÁnto tiempo ha estado trabajando en este escenario? >>creo que llevamos casi dos o tres meses trabajando en este escenario. son cientos de personas. desde el lunes antepasado llegamos y armamos el escenario. ahora la otra semana para ensayos. jessica: hablando de producciÓn les tengo un dato muy curioso. el encargado de luces viene directo desde irlanda. ha trabajado con grandes estrellas como beyoncÉ. también se dice presente en esta producciÓn. >>va a estar espectacular. jessica: en medio de todos esos preparativos no me quedÉ con la duda de quiÉn serÁ la estrella que va abrir la gran noche. es karol g. la chica que harÁ este gran opening. es ella? >> ella es parte de la apertura del show. jessica: lo sabÍa. me dijo que era una colombiana muy exitosa. quÉ tienen preparado parece gran espectÁculo? >> saber en ella que no so

jessica: gracias por habernos recibido en su hogar.de residente.? cÓmo se siente? valió la espera tanta espera? angÉlica: sÍ, galio. -- valiÓ. jessica: quÉ siente ahora? angÉlica: mucha emociÓn . mucha emociÓn. no lo puedo creer. soy yo.muchas gracias. jessica: cÓmo puede ayudar a todos los hijos e hijas que estÁn esperando por otros paÍses que estÉn esperando por tantos aÑos? angÉlica: que sigan luchando y no se den por vencidos. vale la espera tanta espera.y que se sigan portando bien. teniendo fe y luchando. jessica: estamos muy contentos por usted porque pudo luchar durante 24 aÑos pero ahora a viajar a zacatecas. angÉlica: saludos para alan tacher. espero conocerlo algÚn dÍa. jessica: yo me quedo celebrando con esta linda familia. adiÓs, muchachos. karla: quÉ alegrÍa. alan: serÍa un gusto un honor y un placer poder visitarla. vamos a visitarla. ojalÁ que pueda estar con su familia que podamos crecer como todos nosotros. jugar en la calle, libres y sin miedo. nos da mucho gusto estaabrazo. carlos: recibir esa tarjeta tan bonita. qu

jessica: ahora estÁs celebrando "no te vayas".elgado estÁ disfrutando de la playa y el calor y mientras nosotros disfrutamos de su boda. despuÉs, nos vamos a marbella. de los actos mÁs esperados, fueron lali espÓsito y nicky jam. lali no se aguanto y se tuvo que tomar la foto con su amigo. mario casas, ingrid garcÍa protagonizan la nueva serie "instinto". esto promete dejarte enganchado porque cuenta el viaje hacia la luz de marco, que debido a su atormentada en francÉs incapaz de mantener relaciones sanas. se estrena a travÉs del canal de streaming. >> he descubierto algo en este personaje. he vivido situaciones, momentos psicolÓgicos, mezcladas con fÍsicas que estÁn dentro del club, sobre todo. yo no he practicado en mi vida y he he descubierto en as cosas.e. jessica: habo de lali, nos despedos con la prÓxima host de premios juventud. bailamos el rit de lali junto a thalia. ♪ m ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ jessica: sabes que el ali es host de premios juvent. tienes varias nominaciones, entre ellas ueva generaciÓn urbana". camilo: eso m

jessica and dave? >> thank you. president trump wants the media to go inside of detention centers to prove his claim that they are, quote, beautiful and incredible. last month a team of doctors, lawyers, advocates warned of dire health and hygiene problems at several of the cbp centers. resident's response? >> i'm going to start showing some of these to the press. we're the ones complaining about their crowding. >> also developing this morning, several customs and border patrol agents placed on duty. >>> president trump set to address a subject today that just might surprise you. the environment. the white house says he'll deliver remarks on the administration's environment to leadership. now the trump administration has rolled back. your environmental protections, they don't withdraw. i had to have. >>> services getting underway after the after shock. >> get under the table. >> oh, my god. >> oh, my god. >> ridgecrest authorities say all roads and concrete have been inspected following the 7.1 magnitude earthquake.

jessica springsteen, everyone. >> hello!: ...but jessica springsteen was born to ride. >> jess springsteen goes into the lead. >> reporter: equestrian show jumping involves galloping horses over 30 miles an hour, over 13 jumps as high as six feet and as wide as seven. each course is designed with challenges, like tight turns, triple jump combinations, water obstacles and a time limit, which is usually under 90 seconds. >> we have our young superstar, jessie springsteen. >> reporter: you are ranked fifth in the u.s. right now. you have a good chance of making the 2020 olympic team. how hopeful are you? >> oh, i don't know. it's going to be really tough, but one day, i think i'll be there. >> reporter: equestrian events in the olympic games are one in the only in which men and women compete against one another. >> i think it's great. so equal. and it's amazing and always such a surprise to people. >> reporter: springsteen trains on six horses a day to help prep for year-round competition. to win in this sport, a horse and ride

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