jessica... jessica: no, it's okay. monica: i think the biggest problem is -- jessica: it's okay.lked 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 other

jessica: farms. chaing, for good. >> the volenec family has been here since 1897, i'm the 5th generation. jessica: jerry volenec milks dairy cows on his farm in 320 montfort, he has a handful of employees, but this where you'll find him most of the time. >> my days off? sunday, i will try to clear out the afternoon. we're working harder than we did 20 years ago. jessica: despite the hard work, volenec, like many other wisconsin dairy farmers, just can't seem to get ahead. an overproduction of milk around the world has pushed milk prices down, for more than three years now. >> we were getting paid the same that we were 30 years ago for -- the price per 100 weight, has flatlined. jessica: volenec just lost an employee to a better paying factory job. he's hanging onto his herds, unlike some of his neighbors, forced to sell off. >> it's like being in an executioners line up, where he's gone, you know, he could be next, or it could have been me, so. >> i worry more about the long term impact than the shor

fox news contributor, jessica tarlov. an fox news contributor and host of his show on the fox radio, guy benson. i think i said 2016, but the streettweets were from 2017. how much damage does not do? it's not the normal anti-tribe tweets. "the coup has started, it ends in impeachment. cnn will play key role." >> guy: and not findin finishint his term in office, or whatever. i think it a few what term has been arguing. he was reading from the podium at the rally saying the whole thing was rigged from the get-go. the statement we read, not persuasive to me. "these are normal terms everyone uses!" sorry, coup has a significant meaning. to use it in this giddy way back in 2017 clearly shows a strong animus toward the president. that's fine. i'm not sure it impacts the facts of the case. even if the whistleblower in every attorneys ever had where radical resistance on the that doesn't change with the trans group said. it doesn't change with these people have been testifying under oath. that is the heart of the alleged miscondu

>> jessica: it's captain obvious advice. listen to lindsey graham, you see that video of him crying about what a good guy joe biden is and then you see he wants to haul him and hunter biden in front of this committee. how are you going to flip the senators, especially when people can now make the argument, what he did was wrong but we don't think it's impeachable. they have it removed anyone from office, that's just not what is going to happen unless -- >> melissa: what's the point? he did something wrong but it's not -- >> jessica: that's what republicans will argue. i don't think that, i think he should be removed. >> lisa: have we've established on this couch, he's not going to convict the president. brenda lawrence made this point, everybody in the country knows it's not going to happen. the point of why democrats are going to this exercise is to hurt president trump political politically. even representative al green said that, if we don't impeach the president, he's going to win. they are trying to harm him politically

>> jessica: i think there is clear evidence that the president abuse the power of his office, i do. house democrats will -- 99.9% are sure they will go to impeach him. senate conviction, you seen the shift in arguments, there was a quid pro quo request, it is not impeachable and that i think is probably where we are going to turn out unless something really explosive comes out of this. i think democrats are giving republicans what they want, they said we want the transcripts out there, we have to move to open air hearings. >> harris: if it turns out the way you just said, that's good for democrats? >> jessica: i think there is no constitutional responsibility to hold an impeachment inquiry when the president of the united states of america has leveraged the power of his office for personal gain and that is what nancy pelosi is doing. when you heard her speaking on the floor last week, "this is about the constitution. we swear an oath of office to the constitution, not to donald trump." >> dagen: that is how republicans are going to push back. i will say this, we miss the movie. thes

fox news contributor jessica tarlov and in the center seat today, retired u.s. marine corps bomb technician and fox news contributor joey jones. and he is "outnumbered" and we thank you for this service. let's dive right into the subject matter at hand, what you think about the proceedings this week, what do you expect, what do you think each side needs to do? >> joey: this is going to be the regular circus that is congress now. more grandstanding and opportunities to score points, especially this year going into the election. looking at the witness list, i don't know that the whistle-blower is important. i believe hunter biden is absolutely important because at the end of the day this will hang on president trump's intent. why does he want the bias investigated? is it for political purposes, campaign purposes or because he believes he can use the leverage he had to because these investigations on what he called a corrupt administration. hunter biden is a key witness in that. in trump's, strategy. that's why the democrats are trying to do. >> harris: let me ask

jessica? >> jessica: i think he needs to be a middle ground.everybody getting to just do whatever they want. we understand is a huge homelessness crisis there, things like not policing public. but what he's arguing and what many are on both sides of the aisle, in fact, is that there had been an over correction we have to make sure we get some of these people who don't deserve to be in prison out of prison, and the trim and they need to come of need. >> harris: the current president has been focusing on this issue. acting on it. >> jessica: his experience going up with cross incarcerated parents, there's a "washington post" profile talking about this. it shows how dark the criminal justice system is and how it adds preyed upon people who don't deserve to be in there. i think advocating for a change in policy might be important. this maybe too far. >> harris: you agree with bernie sanders. i just wanted your quick reaction on that. see if you have agreed, which is a high percentage for me. >> harris: i think that's was happening in the democratic

en llevaba mÉxico, jessica zermeÑo, "univisiÓn".s nueve seres queridos. entre sollozos, incredulidad y espanto se enviaba mensajes comunicando a quienes de los suyos habÍan asesinado. algunos de estos mensajes y fotografÍas que retrata la crueldad de los ataques fueron divulgados por la misma familia y es lo que tiene vilma tarazona. vilma: el momento en que los mimos de la familia centran del horror de la masacre, quedÓ grabado por sus propias voces en desgarradoras mensajes que se enviaron entre sÍ por whatsapp. [habla en inglÉs] vilma: las noticias eran mÁs devastadoras. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] vilma: la voz que se escucha los mensajes es de kedra lee miller. [habla en inglÉs] vilma: en medio de tanta crueldad, el mensaje de otro miembro de la familia los llena de esperanza. [habla en inglÉs] vilma: se referÍa al hallazgo con vida de la pequeÑa de siete meses, faith, que en espaÑol traduce fe. >> encontramos a una bebÉ vida. su mamÁ está muerta. vilma: la familia tambiÉn compartiÓ testimonios fotogrÁficos. un biberÓn

autoridades encontraron mÁs de 200 casquillos de balacomo nos cuenta jessica zermeÑo.rdad es que en el rancho en sonora hay muchÍsima indignaciÓn, mucho dolor y mucha incertidumbre despuÉs de la violencia que se viviÓ el dÍa de ayer. detrÁs de mÍ hay elementos de la coordinaciÓn de la guardia nacional de chihuahua que han llegado hasta acÁ para cuidar los caminos, para tratar que las cosas sigan en paz, porque lo que se viviÓ aquÍ no tiene precedente. veamos quÉ pasÓ. esta bebe de siete meses fue encontrada asÍ, sana y salva la camioneta donde viajaba. su madre la protegiÓ de las balas, a 10 millas el auto de su tÍa estaba calcinado con ella y cuatro de sus hijos dentro. una caravana de tres autos donde viajaban tres mujeres mormonas y sus 14 hijos fueron emboscados por sicarios. las tres madres murieron y seis niÑos entre ocho meses y 13 aÑos de edad. >>en la siguiente camioneta encontramos a dana y a otros dos niÑos. jessica: viajamos al sitio de la tragedia en el norte de mÉxico y encontramos a una familia aterrorizada. este hombre nos contÓ cómo encontrÓ la niÑa va

jessica nos informa desde mÉxico. fue localizado en alvarado por policÍade veracruz tras implementar un operativo para su bÚsqueda. el delegado estatal del instituto nacional de migraciÓn explicó que los extranjeros no serÁn deportados inmediatamente. >>como vÍctimas tendrÁn que hacer su declaraciÓn. jessica: el vehÍculo y los pasajeros fueron escoltados hasta la policÍa de veracruz. aunque no hubo heridos ni desaparecido, tras la prohibiciÓn de caravanas, los secuestros masivos se han convertido en comunes. en octubre, se reconocÍa la existencia de al menos tres secuestros en tamaulipas >>ha habido de rescate de muchos de ellos. estoy convencido de que las principales denuncias han sido aclaradas. jessica: en junio una familia fue liberada. tambiÉn controlÓ una familia de hondureÑos que fueronsuelo mexicano en su paso estados unidos . llegaron la tradicional de padres y madres desaparecidos para buscarlos. >>el migrantes visto como un criminal. jessica: hace dÍas dos migrantes fueron encontrados asesinados a puÑalada

jessica parker, bbc news.t is important to say the full detail of the usman khan case are not fully known but something of a political row has broken out. senior labourfigure political row has broken out. senior labour figure yvette cooper has said that the coalition government had been warned about scrapping a regime of indeterminate sentences. the conservative home secretary priti patel hit back saying it was a labour government that had extended the system of automatic release. politics may not be the focus today but questions will inevitably be asked about how any failings in the system asked about how any failings in the syste m ca m e asked about how any failings in the system came about. jessica parker, many thanks. daniel sandford is here. people will be watching this and asking how could khan have been given early release from prison? the answer in his case is actually quite straightforward, he was originally given a sentence of

and that smith was never a patient. >> jessica's worst enemy is herself.to the media, proclaiming the sickness of this very rare, hereditary colon cancer. >> reporter: while crowdsourcing websites have raised billions for noble causes around the world, smith is not the first person accused of taking advantage of people's goodwill. >> she's in >> reporter: the bucket list went viral in 2017. her story even made its way to the make-a-wish foundation. 7-year-old olivia died from what her mother claimed was pa rare disease, but authorities say it was all a lie. >> the first child dies. the mother then induces illness on yet another child so she can continue this fraud, continue getting attention. >> reporter: turner was indicted on murder and 11 other charges, including receiving fraudulent medicaid payment and theft associated with a gofundme account. her case is pending. >> i was driving down 95 and ran out of gas. so i pulled over onto the side of the road. >> reporter: and last year, kate mcclure's seemingly heartwarming story went viral. she says she was

the news with jessica summers in new york. jessica: the u.k. election urmpaign has seen labo publishing the most radical manifesto from a major party in decades. promises to raise taxes by about 10% year. the general election is on december 12. billionaires,ers, and the establishment. we represented politics as usual, bought off,d be that nothing was going to change, then they would not attack us so ferociously. why bother? but they know we mean what we say. they know we will deliver our plans, which is why they want to stop us. jessica: israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is to face trial for corruption. he's been charged with bribery, fraud, and breach of trust in a move that could hold his career. netanyahu is the first of the israeli leaders to be indicted on the justice ministry painted a picture of a politician who abused his position and sacrificed the integrity of his office. netanyahu says the investigation pursueted and did not the truth. the two top political jobs in sri lanka are held by two brothers with close ties to .hina t

>> jessica: it's still a possibility.ou could still see people take the primaries, i think biden will get south carolina and nevada. i think it's viable because of it the rule changes in schedule but i think it's a low likelihood. >> chris: just once in my reporting career, a contested convention. do it for me. thank you, panel, see you next sunday. up next, our power player of the week. the man giving away some of his fortune one tweet at a time. and then a light bulb went off. i had a sewing machine that was still in the box. i pulled up youtube. i kept watching videos over and over, i finally got to the point where i could make a stitch. and that's how knotzland was born. we make handmade bowties out of repurposed fabrics. because of youtube i'm an entrepreneur. it's been a crazy journey. because of youtube i'm an entrepreneur. thisdoin' more...bout... ...with less. doers need energy. and demand for it is expected to grow. so chevron's finding more homegrown energy, more precisely. digitizing the way we work with advan

borges: nuestra corresponsal jessica zermeÑo fue la primera en llegar.orizada, nos cuenta cÓmo encontró una niÑa de nueve aÑos vagando entre los matorrales. >> ella nos dijo que tenÍamos que regresar por los demÁs. jessica: miren cÓmo estÁ toda la camioneta donde viajaban, asÍ quedaron las camionetas en este momento estÁn olvidadas en el camino de la mora, esa es la caminata donde viajaban los niÑos que afortunadamente pudieron salvarse. milagros: en estos momentos le llueven crÍticas al presidente de lÓpez obrador. la gente estÁ cuestionando por quÉ las personas votan por ellos? borges: el gobierno de donald trump ha dicho que hay que acabar con el narcotrÁfico en mÉxico y que le podÍa dar ayuda gritar y lÓpez obrador dijo que no necesita ayuda. milagros: el gobierno de los estados unidos y la ada dice que te este aÑo 2015 es considerado como un cartel en formaciÓn. al volver vamos a tener mÁs informaciÓn sobre un ataque en jordania. borges: la hija de walter mercado le da su Último adiÓs. borges: seguimos con mÁs noticias. tres turistas mexicanos fuero

john: jessica's future is brighter than ever.you at finishyourdiploma.org david: welcome back. it's time for trending with trish. joining me, foxnation host kat timpf. a cafe in new zealand replaced gin der bread man -- gingerbread man with gingerbread person. this whole thing of gender neutral is just orwellian. it's like 1984. kat: it's a cookie that doesn't have a gender because it's flour and butter and sugar. none of those things are sexual. a lady fingers cookie is a female cookie. this happened because a customer complained they were called gingerbread men. you would not be happy at my house. david: remember in the movie "shrek" that movie would be band under these berkeley users. many cell phone users say they have been receiving texts from old exs and even people who are dead. >> i have got some tough exs. i'm not even look at them. i am look at me for being with them. if i woke up to a text from any one of these men, i would not have started my day off on the right foot. i would sue for emotional damages. david: apparen

jessica: thank -- jessica summers.uring dollars into unconventional assets abroad. assets haveoverseas hit 100 $70 billion this year. the global amount of such products under management has risen threefold to $10 trillion. it is forecast to talk 14 trillion in 2023. india's factory output shrank to the lowest level in eight years since september. a sharp fall in capital goods production underlines weak demand. the index of industrial production fell 4.3 percent. that compares with estimates of a 2.5% contraction, the lowest reading since october 2011. gdp data is due on october 29. and malaysia has had its airline safety ranking downgraded by the u.s., putting it on par with ghana.desh and makeup malaysia from category one to category two. the faa says it does not prevent malaysian carriers from continuing existing services to the u.s., but does prevent them from adding new flights. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries.

jessica?e who should not be on the stage at this point, tom steyer, tulsi gabbard, andrew yang, who i find really adorable and had that great singer about talking to vladimir putin, really shouldn't be there. i would like it to get down to the candidates who have a real chance of winning the race and i feel like a lot of the voices polling in the two, three, four present area will be able to rise to the top. i would like to see julian castro back on that stage. i don't know why we need tom steyer when mayor castro is available. >> shannon: i will ask tom collier's that when he is with us in a moment. >> don't say that i said it. [laughter] >> shannon: he's watching. mollie and marc. >> people were expecting a lot of people to go after pete buttigieg, and instead, a lot people want after tulsi gabbard. this indication of punching down. kamala harris had a good night as jessica was talking about what she went after tulsi ende did not go particularly well np pete also had a run i did not go well.

and sjp designed a backpack tha >> sarah jessica parker.ore people are carrying backpacks. are you aware of that? >> they are so efficient. >> and they are -- sarahessica came and surprised her, that made the cut. >> so the favorite things issue of o-magazine is out now. and the list'sost expensive item, this bike will set you back two grand. >>he most inexpensive is a set of glass straws, she is big on that. no more plastic straws at oprah's house. >> there's several truffle items on the list. >> oprah loves trufe, sheill put out t truffle sauce, it comes in black and white truffle, he loves at. >> there's th-- there's a wine opener on the list. what happens when you pop open too many botes of wine. >> good question, gayle doesn't drink. and steadm does not dnk either. so it's not always a fun scene with the three of us. >> oh, i'm betti it's always so much fun withhose three. we, oprah has her favorite thing kps the holidays are -- things and the holidays are here, and so, it's time to team up to give you some of yours. welcome to moi off

jessica?> i thought everyone who should not be on the stage at this point, tom steyer tulsi gabbard, andrew yang, who i find really adorable and had that great zinger about talking to vladimir putin, really shouldn't be there. i would like it to get down to the candidates who have a real chance of winning the race and i feel like a lot of the voices polling in the two, three, four present area will be able to rise to the top. i would like to see julian castro back on that stage.en i don't know why we need tom steyer when mayor castro iss available. >> shannon: i will ask tom steyer that when he is with us in a moment. >> don't say that i said it. [laughter] >> shannon: he's watching.t. mollie and marc. >> people were expecting a lot of people to go after pete buttigieg, and instead, a lot people want after tulsi gabbard. this indication of punching down. kamala harris had a good night as jessica was talking about what she went after tulsi and did not go particularly well and pete also had a ru

that's not jessica.ley after his sudden split. >>> and "e.t." is taking over new york. >> it's about to be a situation. >> next. >>that breaking news takes us to bakersfield tonight where the hunt is on for the person who opened fire in a mall all good evening, everybody. >>i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne that shooting sent shoppers screaming and running for cover want to show you some live pictures now from the scene at the valley plaza mall we're told this is the largest shopping mall in the san joaquin valley you can see a number of officers standing inside the elise is food court there. authorities say 2 people were hurt in what started as a fight between 2 groups.

we meet jÉssica.he's a successful model, educated, rich, beautiful, and yet she, too, ended up with a violent man and almost paid with her life. jÉssica: no abusive relationship begins with someone being punched in the face. at first, he'll draw you in and seduce youou. he's extremely manipulative. he undermines your protective barriers and destroys your self-esteem. he keeps you away from people you like. in the end, you relinquish your own judgment entirely. i was more afraid of losing him than of dying. reporter: jÉssica wants others to benefit from her experiences. she's backing a project set up by two judges to train the staff of beauty salons to spot the signs of domestic violence. jÉssica: we are here because this is our temple. here, we c can express our rag. we women often say more to each other than to our parents. reporter: jÉssssica's story is familiar to many here. they have experienced similar things themselves, or have seen their customers suffering. josie: i've learned here that you ca

jessica parker, have a great campaign. thank you very much. jessica parker there at westminster.e former conservative chancellor philip hammond says he will leave parliament with "great sadness" after deciding not to stand as an independent candidate in his surrey constituency. mr hammond lost the conservative whip after defying borisjohnson over plans for a no—deal brexit. he said he wouldn‘t run as an independent as that would be a "direct challenge" to the party he loved. the outgoing head of the european commission — jean—claude juncker — has told the bbc he believes the uk will leave the eu by the end of january, the end of the current extension period. mrjuncker admitted he regretted not speaking out at the time of the european referendum, so our europe editor katya adler has put to him some of the promises made by the parties in the run—up to this election to get his reaction. if we start with boris johnson, because he‘s still our prime minister... i like him, by the way. 0k. so, he says if he wins the election and the withdrawal bill is passed, then he thinks it‘s possibl

by the way, jessica, return that costume to me, all right?year. >> tonight jimmy's shutting down a whole street in austin as "the tonight show" airs from the university of texas-austin. this is a party school. >> i had to move my room three times because they find out where i am and want to party. like, i got a job to do. >> he did his share of partying at college. that may be why he's not looking forward to his two young ughters becoming future co-eds. >> no, i'm going to kp tm in my house. i don't want them to be any older. they're perfect right now. i don't want them to see this. >> going the make me. going make -- >> jimmy was just 23 when he started on "snl," and he's pumped for eddie murphy's big return next month. >> i'm beyond excited. i lo eddie murphy and -- >> did you grow up watching him? >> of course. he was my fave. i mean gum, mr. robinson's neighborhood. >> he said he's going to do them l. ♪ workin' por nub in all the wrong places ♪ >> when are you going to host again? >>en why, i'm older now. i don't have a nine to five job.

i am jessica summers. this is bloomberg.ay powell has testified before congress, confirming his policy course remains unchanged and pushing back at president trump's call for lower rates. list mark joins us from singapore. the u.s. market has barely reacted. what are asian investors watching? they are watching how the repricing of the interest rate curve is taking place. one of the noticeable things we have seen since the fed decision in october is the futures market is pricing out the chances of further rate cuts. they seem to be believing jerome powell and his colleagues. the message is there is going to be a pause in december. the markets are really taking back to heart. if you look at the forward curve in the futures market, it still suggests the possibility of one more rate cut toward the end of next year. that is a big change from what we were seeing a few weeks ago, where as much as four rate cuts were pricing in the market. powell is trying to get the message that 75 basis points is enough. she would like. to see --

carrillo tiene lo Último, buenas tardes jessica carrillo. >> ¿quÉ tal? estarÁn a media asta, walter mercado quien fue actor y bailarÍn hizo muchas obras en este recinto por lo que su familia querÍa que lo despidieran en este lugar antes de su entierro. >> walter amaba la actuaciÓn, la obras de teatro, las pelÍculas las novelas Él hizo muchas obras aquÍ , amaba el ateneo. >> el cuerpo del querido astrÓlogo permanecerÁ aquÍ hasta las dos de la tarde hora local y despuÉs serÁ trasladado nuevamente a la funeraria donde seguirÁn sus servicios fÚnebres, desde san juan puerto rico soy jessica carrillo, ahora regreso contigo felicidades. >> muchas gracias jÉssica, oigan su imagina cÓmo era nuest planeta hace 15 mil aÑos, cÓmo cazaban, un grupo de antropÓlogos acaban de encontrar al norte de ciudad de mÉxico, dos fosas para atrapar mamut, las trampas fueron descubiertas para construir un basurero y adentro hay huesos de al menos 14 elefantes prehistÓricos algunos descuartizados, se conservaban en las trampas que llegaban a tener casi dos metros de profundidad y u

so i guess, you know, jessica, how do you see the results? you can go first in terms of not just 2020 but, you know, i guess the ongoing impeachment hearing as well. >> so i think this is a good night for democrats, and i don't know it has that much to do with the impeachment inquiry. i mean we've talked about this, and i've long suspected that voters don't actually go to the ballot box that much based on the impeachment inquiry. what they do go to the ballot box on is issues they feel like will affect their daily lives, like for instance, gun control, like criminal justice reform, like environmental protections, like the economy. so i think this really was a night about riding donald trump's coattails. but in this case it was democrats riding his coattails to victory. so i don't think it's so much about what's happening in these house investigations. i think it's more about what's happening on voters' tv screens. i mean this historic turnout shows president trump, as you've said, he's a motivator. he is energizing people on both sides of the

jessica summers. jessica: state-owned entities in china are said to be in talks about investing up to $10 billion in the hotly anticipated saudi aramco ipo. the beijing-based silk road fund is among parties that have been in discussions with other mainland funds and soa's potentially joining in. chinese investments in aramco would bolster ties to saudi arabia and allow china to profit from global oil production. maxreturn of the boeing 737 is in further doubt after u.s. regulators rejected an audit on how improved software is being developed. sources say boeing is now revised and decelerated plans to bring the jet back to service. were told the issue came up in a meeting including officials from the faa and the european safety agency. the max has been grounded since march after two fatal crashes. president trump's personal lawyer says he has hired a legal team to oversee federal scrutiny of his dealings in ukraine. the former new york mayor denies any wrongdoing, saying his work was solely as a defens

jessica: when i was ten, my mom got deported.had a difficult time, and i feel that's why i didn't get to finish school. gustavo: jessica has been through a lot in her life from early childhood. jessica: my husband is really supportive in the way that he pushed me to go back to school. john: she came in looking to complete her diploma. she had a family she had to take care of. anytime she needed help, we provided her help. she realized that we were here for her. gustavo: she wants to have a career so her kids can look up to her. jessica: my graduation, it was something i will never forget. i couldn't explain the emotion i was feeling, because people like you and me may sometimes have doubts in themselves, but i feel that everything's possible. john: jessica's future is brighter than ever. vo: find free adult education classes near you at finishyourdiploma.org lou: attorney general william barr and chad wolf today taking action urging the chief justices of the oregon and washington supreme courts to stop block i.c.e. agents from de

jessica: like, seafood kind of -- lemonis: is it good? jessica: yeah.rs. ♪ this bottle's awesome. we have to get two. these are kind of cool looking. no, that's weird. everybody grab something. let's have fun. jessica: we have some very popular, um, herbal drinks. lemonis: what about this one? jessica: it's like a vegetable yogurt drink. lemonis: we'll get a couple. get the orange one, too. jessica: melonas are really popular. lemonis: it's a green bean ice cream bar? jessica: uh-huh. lemonis: you ever had this? is it just plum juice? jessica: it's so good. lemonis: it is good? jessica: yeah, it's a little sour. lemonis: if i was a consumer and i walked into a store that had shaved cream and mochi and all these drinks, i would be like, "this place is..." wouldn't you think? ovie: that's exactly what i thought when i saw these. i was like, "wow. this is cool." lemonis: ovie and carolyn seem open-minded and excited about adding all these products to the store, but tony not so much. and what really concerns me is how the three of them are actually going to

john: jessica's future is brighter than ever.vo: find free adult education classes near you at finishyourdiploma.org lou: the democratic race for governor in kentucky. bevin had a 34% approval rating. but the other five statedwide candidates in kentucky went on to win easily. including daniel cameron who became the state's first african-american attorney general as well as the first republican attorney general in more than 70 years. in virginia democrats took full control of state government for the first time since the early 1990s. four years ago republicans had a narrow lead in the senate and the house of delegates. tonight the dems have the lead in the senate and house. and the democratic governor ramp northam remains governor. the president is to speak at a rally in louisiana to help the party. a pu poll shows a majority of registered voters believe president trump will win in 2020 and serve a second term. swing voters from pennsylvania showing rock solid support for president trump. one woman saying nothing could change her

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i will give her that. >> jessica roberts comes under attack.stafford gets some welcome news. ws this is unbelievable! >>it really is. the lexus december to rembember sales event lease the 2020 rx 350 all wheel drive for $419 a month for 27 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. but maybe not for people with rheumatoid arthritis. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr, a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections like tb; don't start xeljanz if you have an infection. taking a higher than recommended dose of xeljanz for ra can increase risk of death. serious, sometimes fatal infections, cancers including lymphoma, and blood clots have happened. as have tears in the stomach or intestines, serious allergic reactions, and changes in lab results. tell your doctor if you've been somewhere fungal infections are common, or if

jessica carrillo te escuchamos. >> ¿quÉ tal?donde se realizarÁn los servicios fÚnebres de walter mercado quien falleciÓ la noche del sÁbado a los 87 aÑos a causas de una insuficiencia renal. segÚn la familia walter mercado ya tenÍa dos semanas hospitalizado, y su salud se venÍa deteriorando cada dia mÁs, sus cuatro sobrinas estuvieron con Él durante todo ese tiempo, rodeÁndolo de amor y paz, y aseguran que asÍ se fue. en total paz y plenitud. cuentan ademÁs que con lo digo no y elegante que era el astrÓlogo en el momento que lo dejaron solo por unos instantes fue cuando falleciÓ, como si no quisiera darles mÁs dolor y como si no quisiera que lo vieran morir. >> acompaÑado del amor de su familia y su cÍrculo mÁs Íntimo, su fia bn pe >> que dios los bendiga a todos, hoy maÑana y siempre. >> el astrÓlogo quien ademÁs fue actor y bailarÍn, tenia 50 aÑos de carrera, y era muy querido en puerto rico, estados unidos y toda latinoamÉrica, los servicios fÚnebres, comenzaran este miÉrcoles a las 1 de la tarde en esta funeraria y hasta el

i'm janelle wang in for jessica aguirre. >> and i'm raj mathai. our dry and warm november is leading to more shut offs. the east bay fire district is warning they don't have adequate staffing or resources. the fire chief worried they're one call away from tragedy. jodi hernandez joins us in east contra costa county with the details. jody. >> reporter: the fire chief here tells us they are dealing with a dire situation. sometimes they have to respond to 24 calls in just 24 hours, and he says they just don't have the resources or the manpower to keep up. >> it was a horrendous fire. >> reporter: leonard and his wife know all too well how quickly a fire can ignite. they lost their long time home two months ago in an electrical fire. >> we lost everything, everything, all our clothes, everything. the only thing we had was the clothes on our back. >> we're only one call away from a tragic event happening, so we're on borrowed time. >> reporter: east contra costa county says they're faced with so many fire emergencies they can't keep up. the fire distri

let's get to first word news now with jessica summers. jessica: thanks, kathleen. the french president has attacked nato, saying it is effectively dead leaving collective defense commitments in doubt. he wants europe to create its own military group rather than rely on the increasingly withdrawn u.s.. former national security adviser stephen rice says the u.s. has been alienating allies in recent years. >> we have squandered the many of those allies by denigrating them, by making everything transactional, by failing to tell the truth on multiple moments every day. jessica: china has hit the pause button on its recent gold buying spree. -- purchases state level, unchanged from the month earlier. mainland stockpiles were boosted by more than 100 tons. beijing has been buying gold to offset the fallout from the rumbling trade war. ritual banks going beyond its own shores. it says it wants to become a regional hub for technology firms' advanced data expertise. the monetary authority says doing so would improve making services at home at another parts of southeast asia.

encuentra ahÍ en donde han llegado muchos de sus fanÁticos para recordarlo y darle el Último adiÓs jessicaar de la tristeza celebraron una vida entera de transmitir paz y cariÑo >>> verlo en un ataÚd es fuerte perdemos que todo el mundo se una a nosotros. >> sus fotografÍas decorar la capilla y colocaron una capa morada que fue vestimenta mÁs representativa >>> las capas >>> la gente conocÍa el esplendor de su corazÓn >>> mÁs de sus lujosos mantos eran compartidos con su pÚblico prÓximamente pues su familia planea abrir un museo >> para nosotros es un honor seguir con este legado de walter y seguir haciendo los horÓscopos diarios # >> sus seguidor esperaron bajo el sol es un ser humano sensacional >> divino, mucho amor es lo que da >>> el cuerpo el astrÓlogo estarÁ expuesto maÑana >>> finalmente el viernes serÁ sepultado en el panteÓn >>> en san juan, puerto rico, jessica carrillo, noticias telemundo >>> una gran persona walter mercado >> asÍ llegamos al final de esta ediciÓn de noticias telemundo muchÍsimas gracias por el privilegio de su tiempo no se mueva, ya comienza e etÓxaon aÍi en t

so sar jessica came and surprised and so that was good.ade the cut. >> the favorite things issue of "o magazine" drops november 19th. the list's most expensive item? this stationary bike will set you back two grand. >> there are actually several truffle items on the list. >> because oprah loves all things truffles. when oprah goes to a restaurant to when she orders something she will put out some people think it's tacky. she doesn't. but she'll pull out the truffle sauce. comes in black and white truffle. so she loves that. >> there is a wine opener on the list that looks quite nice. what is it like behind the scenes when gayle and oprah pop open a few too many bottles of wine? >> very good question, rachel, because gayle doesn't drink. i think it's irritating her because she said stedman doesn't drink either. so it's not always a fun scene when it's the three of us. >> it would annoy me too. >>> well, i think a lot of ladies would like to know what sharon stone is drinking these days because he looks phenomenal. >> 27 years after her brea

[cantan] jessica: saludos, muchachos!pectacular. que no hubo en la persona que no se le salieran las lÁgrimas con este espectÁculo. lo que veremos esta noche serÁ historia. carlos: no se cual de todas las canciones quiero escuchar de ellos. karla: quÉ emociÓn! esta noche todos a llorar con la dinastÍa fernÁndez. tambiÉn vamos hablar de juanes. disfrutÓ de este reconocimiento como persona del aÑo en el latÍn grammy. sus colegas le brindan una serenata. carlos: en estas fiestas no podÍa faltar thalia. ya verÁn cÓmo se lució la cantante mexicana. karla: se buscan profesores para dar clases de espaÑol. conversamos con un maestro mexicano que no pierde la oportunidad. carlos:y alan se la jugÓ, es un valiente, con lo que hizo junto a los famosos y el pÁnico que vivieron. lo verÁn sÓlo aquÍ. gracias por amanecer con no ♪vivo en los campos ♪ ♪ ♪ satcha: muy buenos dÍas, es jueves 14 de noviembre. hoy en "despierta amÉrica": esta maÑana reabre sus puertas la tienda walmart en texas, escenario de la masacre que cobrÓ 22 vidas, desd

. >> 27 to appoint jessica cry and shawn richard, term ending december 23, 2020 to the cannabis oversight committee. >> supervisor ronan. >> thank you, colleagues. in the rule's committee we forwarded jessica cry and shawn richards to the full board with recommendations and only subsequently learned that shawn richards is not yet eligible for the seat because while he is in process of becoming a strongfront cannabis business owner, he has not yet started that business. it's in process, all of the permitting. so what we're going to do, i'll make a motion to amend this item, to remove lines 13 and 14. you have it before you and shawn richard's appointment to seat 12 and we'll move forward to jessica cry's appointment to seat 10 and revisit seat 12 at the appropriate time. so with that, i make a motion to amend as just stated. >> so motion made by supervisors ronan and seconded by supervisor peskin and without objection, the motion is objected. madam clerk, please call the role on a motion as amended. (role call). there are ten ayes. approved as amended. >> call item 28, a motion to appoint

jessica and justin love each other dearly. both have careers which can present some challenges, but they want nothing more than to stay together. >> once you find that person, it's like a baptism where you're like i can't go back. >> i think before we got married that's when, oh, yeah this is the person i want to be in the boat with when we hit the rapids because we're going to hit the rapids and we're going to have to hold on tight. can you row? >> just who is justin's co-star alisha wainwright. the 30-year-old actress is an avid boxer and we're told she has a boyfriend. alisha got her big break in free form's super natural drama "shadow hunters." she moved on to the netflix series "raising dion" which premiered last month. a rep for her tells "e.t." there's no validity to this situation and they're just friends. >>> now tonother justin drama. "this is us" star justin hartley who friday filed for divorce from his wife of two years crishell. just one day after the news broke, justin had lunch with his daughter from his first m

jessica: de quÉ paÍs es usted? >> soy de puerto rico. jessica: usted enviudÓ?iÓ nuestro paÍs y usted casada con Él hace 15 aÑos que no sabÍa que por estar casada con un veterano calificaba de la residencia. >>no sabÍa. jessica: agradecemos que comparte su historia. sabemos que otros familiares de veterano tambiÉn van a poder buscar la ayuda necesaria que su esposo en este dÍa de acciÓn de gracias al ver esta foto sÉ que se va a sentir mÁs agradecido todavÍa aÚn. mire lo que encuentra detrÁs de la foto. [risas] >> gracias. jessica: gracias a usted. y para su esposo. >> gracias. jessica: cÓmo se siente ser residente legal permanente en este paÍs? >>me siento muy contenta. muy feliz. gracias. jessica: ya no mÁs temores? >> ya nomÁs. puedo andar tranquila. [risas] >> estoy muy feliz. en este dÍa de acciÓn de gracias mi esposa acaba de recibir la residencia. asÍ podemos viajar donde queramos ir. nadie nos molesta. jessica: muy lindo que continÚen asÍ. nosotros tambiÉn. nos vamos a despedir del estudio diciendo: feliz dÍa de acciÓn de gracias! [aplausos] carlos: muy