of course not, he's done everything he needed -- >> jessica>> jessica: do you hae evidence of that?brad: i've been around washington long enough to know -- >> melissa: i'm saying there are certain people who embody the vision of what we think these people to be like bob mueller who, given his reputation -- >> brad: that is not based in reality. >> jessica: i haven't seen evidence to support that, i welcome it. we are talking about a particular individual and i'm just saying, christopher wray seems to be built of that same stuff, i don't get the impression that he is running to "the new york times" behind anyone's back to do this. >> melissa: everybody thought james comey was a good guy before. >> dagen: know, "the wall street journal" wrote an editorial when president obama named him president of the fbi, saying don't do it, he's a bad guy, he operates in the interest of one and that's himself, we can get the former investment banker on the phone, he can tell you there is a center for justice funded at the university of pennsylvania who was pursued wrongly by jim comey when he was a

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jessica: in brevard county, florida, for "matter of fact," i'm jessica gomez. >> when we come back, thea caucuses kick off the nominating contests of 2020. soledad: why does a state with roughly 3 million people have so much political influence? >> but first, why the road to the white house goes through the sunshine state. ♪ soledad: welcome back to "matter of fact" from miami. we've told you how florida is a political conundrum. 29 electoral votes up for grabs, the largest of any swing state. but what makes florida so competitive for candidates? from 1980 to 1992, florida was red. then in 1996, it flipped for bill clinton. it really cemented its reputation as a battleground state in 2000. remember all those hanging chads? it took a month of legal proceedings to decide the winner. george w. bush over vice president al gore. president bush claimed the state in 2004 as well. then it turned blue for barack obama in 2008. 2012, florida was the only state decided by less than 1% with president obama beating mitt romney 50% to 49.1%. 2016 was almost as close, with donald trump edging hillary

jessica: what kind of money is that? mike: my estimate is they're spending anywhere from $25,000 to $50,000 a day paying out people. jessica: so, some guy could come in and make 30 grand by selling phones? mike: we watched that happen, yes. jessica: our cameras were watching too from an undercover van nearby after nbc bay area learned of the investigation over the summer. we watched customer after customer walk in and appear to sell phones.hamma, abdul janah, and muhibullah nuristani to other wireless stores, one in san francisco, a third they own at el cajon. mike: and then about once a week, they would travel down south and sell those products in bulk amounts. jessica: we're talking about thousands and thousands of phones. mike: oh, easy, easy. jessica: detectives understood the in, but they wanted to know where that stolen phone pipeline ended. that meant getting into business with torspin, selling them mike: devices that we had sold were ending up all over the world. jessica: a global operation that led to dozens of

jessica: money. many of those on charleston's east side don't have an area challenged by flooding and gentrification. derrick milligan his mom has lived here for 80 years, her neighbors not so lucky. >> they're being forced out because they don't have flood insurance so they can't get the renovations they need. jessica: many, left to the mercy of nonprofits, like the sustainability institute, which helps weather proof homes for those who can't afford it, like bedridden m charleston's vulnerable population, most at risk. >> there are so many homeowners that need help and don't have the means to afford the types of upgrades they would need, in order to fortify their homes and protect them against these weather events. >> weather events, scientists say, that are here to stay. >> if we stopped emitting co2 today, it would take over 100 years for the atmosphere to cleanse itself and get back to pre-industrial levels. it is like trying to turn around a great big ship, it's like how do you slow an aircraft

jessica tiene las reacciones .a: desde que se supo que el nuevo dueÑo podrÍa ser elegido con la suerte, los memez no han dejado de aparecer. andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador asegurÓ que para el ganador no sea tanteo en lo que sea, podrÁ dividir el premio. se puede crear un fondo para que su fortuna sea administrada y la reciba poco a poco. >> se estÁn analizando varias posibilidades. jessica: entre los mexicanos hay sentimientos encontrados >> es un error gravÍsimo lo que estÁ haciendo el gobierno. quÉ triste. en quÉ mundo vivimos... jessica: si la rifa se lleva a cabo serÁ la loterÍa nacional del paÍs. la encargada de generar los 6 millones de boletos. cada billete costarÁ $25. con la compra de boletos el gobierno pretende cubrir el costo total del aviÓn valuado en $130,000,000.aunque hay un empresario que ofrece comprarlo con grito monedas, hasta los vendedores de billetes de loterÍa tienen la esperanza de disfrutar su vida entre las nubes. >> yo no tengo dinero pero voy a comprar un boleto. jessica zermeÑo, univisiÓn

. >> jessica: on both sides, jessica, i want to bring in a democrat perspective, is that justice hasn contaminated. the one branch of government that is supposed to operate outside and independently of politics has now been contaminated. >> jessica: how do you answer, is there a way to pull us back? >> jessica: i don't think so, not until president trump is out of office either next november or five years from now. this has been his modus operandi from day one to attack critical institutions that are supposed to be independent here. when you say these 2,000 people are part of the swamp, i am all for sitting around and bashing jim comey together, that's a nice bipartisan activity that we can engage in. but these 2,000 people who have dedicated their lives to serving justice in the constitution, and done that in a fairway, a bipartisan way, with their eye on the prize which is upholding the law, to call them the swamp, is horrifying to me. >> harris: you're talking directly to jason chaffetz on that point, but my question jessica, how much more did they way than anybody else when you t

tercera pregunta algo que tÚ suegra critique de ti, jessica. >>> jessica cÓmo cocinas algo que tÚ suegran el baÑo. 12 puntos. >>> en el baÑo >>> jessica. >>> algo por lo que los hombres pierden demasiado tiempo >>> jugando video juegos >>> hay alguna respuesta de video juego (aplausos) >>> sandarti. >>> viendo la tele >>> viendo deporte, viendo la tele. >>> sÍ. >>> guaÚ. >>> 8 puntos sÍ. >>> estando con los amigos >>> no estÁ la respuesta. >>> vamos a la prÓxima. algo para que los maridos le piden opiniÓn a sus esposas. >>> algo que los hombres piden, algo que los maridos le piden opiniÓn a sus esposas quÉ me pongo desecice karla y jorge >>> para ropa. (aplausos) >>> (gritos) >>> quiÉn toca. >>> no >>> sandarti. >>> okey. >>> dayana no seas tan animada no tocas todavÍa. (risas). >>> le pido la opiniÓn en cosas de dinero, en quÉ puedo gastar, la economÍa. >>> bueno, bueno. (aplausos) >>> sandarti, sandarti >>> jessica. >>> quÉ regalar. >>> la respuesta. de jessica es que pueden regalar. >>> no estÁ. >>> dayana, diego. >>> el negocio si voy hacer esto me va a ir bien o mal cÓmo aconsejar,

jessica: un retÉn en una avenida de culiacÁn en pleno dÍa, tienen en cuclillas a un hombre >> se tratan responsable, despuÉs apareciÓ otro vÍdeo donde se ve que un hombre tira a un basurero que parece ser un cuerpo y lo pisotea. >> se ven los vehÍculos, hay una carpeta de investigaciÓn abierta >> aquÍ no hay excepciÓn, todas las lÍneas se tienen que atender jessica: declaraciones parecen dÉbiles ante las imÁgenes que aparecen en las Últimas horas, hombres armados y parando, usando hasta helicÓpteros de la naval. >> yo digo que no me quiero ir de mi paÍs jessica: hoy tras escuchar a un periodista que sufriÓ un ataque en el norte de este estado el presidente andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador indicÓ de quien depende la paz. >> tenemos que detener, frenar el derramamiento de sangre,esto no puede seguir asÍ, y todos podemos ayudar, todos. jessica: antes informÓ que la guardia nacional el grupo que se encarga de combatir al crimen organizado tendrÁ cinco carteles mÁs, de hecho alguno de sus integrantes fueron replegados ayer por productores agrÍcolas en chihuahua porque intentarÁn abrir una presa

. >> se llama jessica johanna, hija del lÍder del cartel jalisco nueva generaciÓn, jessica fue detenidao. >> asÍ es nicole, otro duro golpe al cartel jalisco nueva generaciÓn una de las organizaciones mÁs peligrosas y sanguinarias que operan en mÉxico, la semana pasada fue la detenciÓn de nenchito, uno de los hijos del nencho y ayer con la detenciÓn de jessica gonzÁlez otra de sus hijas. >> jessica aparece en el organigrama del cartel jalisco nueva generaciÓn, pero a diferencia de sus padres y hermanos jessica logrÓ mantenerse en el anonimato,estaba en la mira de las autoridades por ser dueÑa de una serie de empresas utilizadas para lavar el dinero del cartel jalisco nueva generaciÓn, en el 2015 el departamento del tesoro de estados unidos puso a su restaurante y su marca de tequila en la lista negra de negocios sospechosos de tener relaciÓn con el narcotrÁfico. jessica gonzÁlez imit intentÓ ampararse por diferentes vÍas y en varias ocasiones aquÍ en mÉxico, pero al parecer no logÓo burlar a la justicia en estados unidos, es la informaciÓn regresamos contigo. >> la repÚblica dominicana

jessica zermeÑo, univisiÓn.egro. para muchos, el arresto y posterior liberaciÓn de ovidio guzmÁn desatÓ indignación y controversia. >> el mundo entero se dio cuenta de que no era un mito. el narco tiene mÁs poder del estado. carmen: el enfrentamiento de narcos y autoridades a travÉs de los ojos de una madre de familia, un periodista, una mujer policÍa y un sicario.el hijo de "el chapo una ediciÓn intocable. jorge: este domingo a las 7:00 de la noche. fuerzas de los estados unidos llevaron a cabo una operaciÓn en la que mataron al lÍder del grupo terrorista al qaeda, casi al rim era el sucesor de saba -- osama bin laden. estÁ acordonada la zona donde cayÓ un avión de la aerolÍnea pegasusgarza lizar de la pista del aeropuerto de estambul y partirse en tres. el accidente dejÓ tres muertos y lesionados y fue causada por el mal tiempo. en perÚ, torrenciales aguaceros desbordaron rÍos en todo el paÍs inundando casas, escuelas y arrasando varias carreteras. una de las zonas mÁs afectadas es 1 a costera habitada por ind

jessica: ahÍ lo tienen.del mundo. esperemos ninguna niÑa pase por esta situaciÓn. de alguna manera hemos tenido una semana lleno de mensajes y amor. francisca: va con lo que hablamos de que dios escoge ciertas personas para llevar ciertos mensajes. definitivamente, es lamentable lo que han pasado estas chiquitas en la casa hogar, pero aunque no ganaron brillaron en alto. felicidades! por otro lado, enseguida, llega a la casa los sentenciados y el eliminado de "mira quiÉn baila". se acerca la final de esta competencia que se pone mejor cada domingo. karla: en minutos comienza la moda mÚltiple con la que celebramos el amor en "despierta amÉrica". en vivo, en los Ángeles, la pareja dirá que sÍ. esa pareja acaba de decidirlo. lo vieron en exclusiva al novio cantando serenata a la madre de sus hijos y ella dice "sÍ". ahora se estÁ preparando y se está vistiendo de novia. francisca: quÉ hermoso! se quedan con nosotro prueba entrega el mismo día de target. en tu puerta para que puedas hacer más. target. rápido y li

jessica candid i don't know about this. that i was human. >> reporter: jessica simpson always seemed so care-free, didn't she >> i fell over and all the guys were, like, woo. >> reporter: she was hiding so much the mother of three opened up about the sexual abuse she said she suffered at just 6 years old. >> i have a 6-year-old and a 7-year-old every night, when we pray together, i think of myself at that age and the thoughts that were going through my head i was really scared. >> reporter: her marriage to nick lachey fills up a portion of her book. but she gives a lot of ink to another man she loved. and in pops a guy named john mayer. >> uh-huh. he might be the one that won't want to read this book very much no there's stories in here that john knows he might be shocked that i reveal ♪ your body is a wonder land >> reporter: john mayer, who has been linked to katy perry and jennifer aniston, stole her heart and broke it over and over again. >> we were great at intimacy we were great at loving each other. that was easy. bu

who is jessica mann, and why whats it about her sto that's so compelling for prosecutors? >> well, she had thelongest relationship with harvey weinstein. she was an aspiring actress whe she came to l.a. she was around 25. and she met himy at pad he asked for her contact information. and they started chatting.r he told e was interested in her as an actress. and then she ended up in this long five-year reationship with him, which she described as abusive and degrading, but she sa he could also be very charming. so kind of inspired fear but also uld really help he out in some situations. the reason that she's the star witness is ecause she knows him the best. >> nawaz: so, rose, wat is it jurors are hearing from jessica mann when she's up there testifying? >> sheuptoll a co of different stories about being assaulted by weinstein. the one that he's charged with in new york hapatpene a double tree in manhaan. she was staying there with friends. she was supposed to have a breakfast meeting with him and her friends. he showed up early and checked into the hotel. she got a call fr

>> jessica. >> stephen: jessica, everybody! give it up for jessica!iano riff ) >> hi there. >> stephen: nice to meet you. nice to meet you. >> stephen: jessica, welcome to "the late show."e u from new york? >> no, pensacola, florida. >> stephen: in the pan landle by alabama. >> mm-hmm. >> stephen: that is matt gaetz's congressional seat, is not? >> yeah. >> stephen: let's move on. ore subject. ( laughter ) >> stephen: have you ever seen first drafts before? >> no. >> stephen: this is why i need you as my lovely assistant is that what i want you to do is i want you to hold these cards, and i want you to hand them to me, top one first. >> okay. >> stephen: the top card will be the card that was sold. the second card will be the first draft that wasn't good enough to be sold. do you understand the premise? >> yes. >> stephen: thank you. and thank you for agreeing to do this. are you nervous at all? >> yes. >> stephen: a little nervous. let's calm you down a little bit. how about a valentine's day present for you? ladies and gentlemen, james marsden has a

amy: let's go to the testimony of jessica mann. explain what happened in court. >> i i think her testimony was e of the most -- included some of the most violent act as agents against weinstein. one being charged for a new york is that she has accused him of rate but for both of those accounts, she offered details that in many cases were different from some of the other women in sort of violence that she's alleging that he used against her. so some of that included not letting her leave the room, slamming the door, taking her hand and forcing her to undress, andg injection in his penis not using protection when having sex with her. these are all things she is alleging her testimony. interestingly enough, compared to the other women who have come forward, her testimony and cross-examination was one of the longest. it spanned over three days i believe. the cross-examination took two days. the first day, it had to be cut short early because she told prosecutors she was having a pain attack on the stand. it was one of the most emotiona

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now let's get the first word news from jessica. jessica: thanks. airline industry is expecting the first yearly decline in global passenger demand since 2009 in the wake of the global financial crisis. the international air transport association says while it is too early to predict the impacts on profit, the outbreak will cut $30 billion from revenue. chinese carriers will be the worst hit. about 80% of the country's domestic fleet is grounded. havef france's biggest warned the country not to ban huawei. martin boyd said his company would face difficulties changing suppliers for its next-generation wireless network. so far, france has refrained from an outright ban on huawei, but orange and iliad say they will not be using huawei in there 5g networks. roger stone, a longtime ally of president trump, has been sentenced to three years and four months in prison. he was convicted in november of lying to congress, tampering with a witness, and obstructing the investigation into traumatized with russia during the 20 -- trump ties with russia during the

listen and i want your reaction and jessicas too. president trump: it's the unknown, you know, they look at it and say how long will this last? i think they aren't very happy with the democrat candidates when they see them. i think that has an impact. we think we're going to win and win easily. david: let me get jessica first and then katherine. there were a lot of inconsistencies of what the president was talking about there and i understand why it's a shift blame on to bernie sanders at this particular moment but bernie has actually been having his surge for a few weeks now, since iowa actually and it seems that this is related to the virus. do you think it's fair of the president to be lapping some of this on to bernie and i know in your opening statement you did mention fear of a sanders presidency and what that is going to do to the market or is the president really just trying to hide from his own health crisis which he put up to defeat president obama when we had an ebola issue in 2014? >> yeah, my role is not political in nat

francisca: hablamos de jessica y andrea. jessica: exactamente. no los perdemos de nada. no. andrea: tenemos que aclarar el nombre. quiÉn lo eligiÓ? >> ya es un sobrenombre de hace muchos aÑos. en la familia siempre me decÍan asÍ. mantuvimos el estilo para que tuviera algo Único, diferente. jessica: cÓmo te vamos a ver esta noche en la alfombra magenta? algo mÁs casual? >> este es el traje de la maÑana. mÁs tarde vamos a venir de traje. es una noche de gala. andrea: quiÉn elige el look: tu esposa o tÚ? [ risas] >>mande hacer un traje. vamos a ver quÉ sucede. jessica: ojo con andrea que es de la moda. [risas] andrea: tienes tres nominaciones. el beneficio de eso es que te puede relajar. esperar a que llamen tu nombre. tÚ sabes. >> exactamente. muy contento con los resultados. ojalÁ todo salga muy bien. estamos con los dedos cruzados. en la primera vez que venimos a "premio lo nuestro". estamos muy contentos con la experiencia. jessica: muchas felicidades! quÉ tal les pareciÓ? regresamos con los chicos. francisca: espectacular. tremenda la presiÓn que le pusieron al muchach

let's listen. >> shawn dunning, miriam haley, jessica mann, annabella sciorra. wolfe, meghan young, eight women changed the course of history in the fight against sexual violence. these are eight women who pulled our justice system into the 21st century, declaring rape is rape and sexual assault is sexual assault no matter what. rape is rape whether committed by a stranger in a dark alley or by an intimate partner in a working relationship. it's rape whether committed by an indigent person or man of immense power, prestige and privilege. rape is rape whether the survivor reports within an hour, within a year, or perhaps never. it's rape without the consent after an assault, it is rape even if there is no physical evidence and even if it happened a long time ago. this is the new landscape for survivors of sexual assault in america, i believe, and this is a new day. it's a new day because harvey weinstein has finally been held accountable for crimes he committed. the women who came forward courageously and at great risk made that happen. weinstein is a vicious ser

back to you, jessica. >>. >>> thanks so much, alice. it is the final day to clear out for people living in a huge homeless encampment in santa rose. more than 200 people have been staying there. they were given plastic bin toss pack up their items. they could be arrested if they don't leave. they reminded them about the deadline. services were offered, including space at an emergency shelter. housing advocates worry there aren't enough beds. >> they're making more of an effort to boot us out than to try and facilitate us. >> i figure they're doing all that to try to help us, we can give it a try. >> the county declared a homeless emergency and approved $12 million to help address the housing crisis. once the trail is cleared out, it will be fenced off and cleaned up. >>> the countdown is on. the niners gearing up to take on the kansas city chiefs at the super bowl this sunday. >> yeah. let's go to florida and take a live look at the hard rock stadium where sunday's game will be held. it's just north of miami, 70,000 fans packed in the s

i'm jessica summers. this is bloomberg.ews out have breaking of china. they say the coronavirus death toll has risen to 600 36 and coronavirus confirmed cases climbing to 31,100 61. again, breaking news, china reporting 630 six deaths from the coronavirus outbreak. china, of course, ramping up its containment efforts while at the same time voicing strong objections to the mounting travel restrictions from other regions. our correspondent selina wang joins us. beijing carrying out its own containment measures but not happy with other countries not following recommendations from the who. selina: as the number of cases continue to rise, we are seeing provinces further their containment efforts. residents' movements being restricted as the number of deaths exceeding 600 and the number of cases today surpassing 22,000. after some confusion on chinese social media, bloomberg has confirmed the chinese doctor who was among the first to warn about the coronavirus in wuhan has died after being infected himself. he became well-known a

jessica: like, seafood kind of -- lemonis: is it good? jessica: yeah.crackers. ♪ 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 go

jessica: cÓmo mezclaron la fusiÓn de ritmos? esta estÁ muy fácil. la difÍcil es esta y me tomÓ mucho tiempo. raul: dicen por ahÍ que esa aplicaciÓn estÁ detrás del fenÓmeno basada en lo que es el concepto del centro de masas. alan:mira ya lo hizo jessi. francisca: dÉjame intentarlo. [hablan a la vez] karla:alan, tÚ no te hagas. alan: es que soy muy malo. francisca: por favor, lo quiero hacer. chef: en la casa cuando uno quiere que se vaya la visita uno pone la escoba asÍ. raul: mientras francisca lo sigue intentando. alan: mi suegra va en una de estas. chef: usted no entra hoy a la casa-- [hablan a la vez] raÚl: cuando volvamos de la pausa el gran quique no se lleva de visita a la casa de fabiola, nos abre las puertas de su clÓset y de su corazón. karla: el "sin rollo" veremos la pelea entre presidente trump y nnancy pelosi en el discurso del estado de la uniÓn y tambiÉn veremos porque sacaron al papÁ de una vÍctima de la masacre de portland. raÚl: en un ratito viene a cantar en vivo el dÚo puertorriqueÑo que nos transporta a un

the jury jessica, who i do not represent. the jury asked forfull jessica, who i do not represent.e and i believe it isa on this historic case and i believe it is a just result for mimi and jessica. harvey weinstein will now have to finally face the serious consequences of his criminal behaviour at his sentencing, here in new york on march 11. the most serious charge is the one that he was convicted on for my client mimi, felt that he can face 10—25 years. the victim does have an opportunity to speak at the sentencing and give her victim impact statement and in the event that mimi is available on march 11, she and i will be here in order to do that. the lawyer for some of the victims with allegations against harvey weinstein. i look forward to seeing him in los angeles after the sentencing, as he attem pts angeles after the sentencing, as he atte m pts to angeles after the sentencing, as he attempts to defend himself against the criminal charges which will face him there. as i said, i represent lauren young who is one of the two victims for whom charges have been filed in los angel

. >> reporter: facing a withering cross examination, jessica mann sobbed so uncontrollably today, they had to end early. she says harvey weinstein sexually assaulted her, including an alleged rape, one of the allegations central to this trial the defense argued they were in a consensual relationship that lasted years, suggesting it was mann who took advantage of weinstein. the defense attorney asking, you manipulated harvey weinstein every time you continued to see him after each sexual encounter. how i handled it to survive and process things i guess you can say manipulation the defense not letting up >> you made him think you wanted it? >> yes, i would put a face on. he highlighted dozens of text messages and e-mails exchanged between the two. you sent him e-mails telling him how wonderful he was you sent him e-mails thanking him, you sent him e-mails asking for things yes. the defense says she wanted help with her career i did want to be associated with him, but i was afraid of his unpredictable nature i was happy he was interested in me at one point he questioned her judgment knowi

jessica, what is biden saying?: well, kate, look, we've been following him here in new hampshire for the past several days. they have been going forth holding rallies, holding events. while his crowd size has been smaller than that of his rivals, he's continued to press on all the while himself, but his campaign lowering expectations of what would happen in new hampshire. the fourth place finish in iowa is not what they expected. they certainly didn't expect pete buttigieg to have so much more momentum, amy klobuchar to be getting so much of the moderate vote as well. we heard earlier, as we said to you and broke here on your show, that he would be heading to south carolina tonight instead of heading to new hampshire. he talked to reporters about that decision. here is what he had to say. >> we'll fight for every vote we have here and then i'm getting on a plane, heading down there, getting a rally in south carolina and then getting on the plane and going to nevada. >> are you concerned about the message you're sen

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jessica: esta es crystal.ibiera una orden de deportaciÓn. esta es la historia de una mujer que siendo menor de edad se enamorÓ de un hombre mayor. dio a su primer hijo en adopciÓn y mientras vivÍa con una familia sustituta dice que viviÓ una experiencia que le cambiÓ la vida. ahora ella espera volver a tener control de una crisis que empezÓ con lo que pensÓ serÍa una buena acciÓn. patricia: esta y otras historias la prÓxima semana en "aquÍ y ahora". ilia: asÍ llegamos al final de esta ediciÓn. teresa: hasta pronto y muchas gracias. prepÁrate, domingos de familia comienza ya con el show nÚmero uno de la televisiÓn hispana. [aplausos] javier: esta noche se define todo! chiiqui: tres finalistas. javier: ella demostrÓ que es mucho mÁs que un apellido que tiene talento y fuerza para dominar cualquier reto que se propone y que no tiene miedo de enfrentar los riesgos mÁs peligrosos. de mÉxico sofÍa castro! ♪ ♪ chiqui: ella conquistÓ concursos de bel

let's give jessica and all of our educators a big round of applause. [ applause ] jessica's mother is a state employee. [ applause ] my budget will continue this investment not only because it's the right thing to do, but because the future of our state depends on the success of every one of our children. we know that an early start is key to the success. that's why over the next three years we'll increase state-funded e cap pre-k seats by 50% statewide. plus [ applause ] [ applause ] while students across our state need our attention, students in the city of wilmington need our help the most. and that's why just yesterday we announced our plan to invest $50 million to build a new school on the east side of wilmington and to renovate byard on the west side. across delaware from dover to middletown to ra hobeth, we have ren rated 30 beautiful schools in the last three years. our children in wilmington deserve no less. [ applause ] i like that. three years ago we promised delewareans that we'd make investments that move our state forward while getting our state's finances in order. and

>> you know what isll r interesting, and particularly with jess can-- jessica mann, she had a grueling testimony, three days, had to be tken off the stand numerous times because she was crying. at one point we yefer heard her in the court room she felt like she was having a panic attack. there was a lot of conversation abouhow complex her testimony was. would rors believe her. the defense brought up a lot of evidence of phone records, texts, emails from these women t particularly jessica mann she had about fie years ofco unication with harvey wean steen. she admitted on the stand, she id yes, part of this relationship was consensual but it was complex, he was abusive and that does nt change that he raped me on the day, in march 2013. so that is really the most surprising part of the juror's verdict-- jury's verdict that they did decide to convict harvey on rape in the thigrrd which came from jessica mann, so i would imagine that very compelling to them. maybe actually what his defense was thinking wouldot be credible with her, the fact that it was so complex, that could have acually wo

actress jessica mann and actress anna ski ora.nd guilty of rape in the third degree of jessica mann, aspiring actress, who claims harvey weinstein attacked her in a hotel room in new york. also facing a first degree rape charge in that particular case. that was not a not guilty verdict as well. so the prosecutors have found him guilty of arguably the least of the charges which will be disappointing, but he's been found guilty of the criminal sexual act in tagainst mimi haly which carries probation up to 25 years. the third degree rape charge i believe carries a sentence up to ten years or so. again, a lot of emotion in the courtroom as this verdict was read. a lot of emotion out here as well in the streets. everyone watching this very closely. but the bottom line is that this predator sexual assault charge was very, very difficult for the prosecution to prove. it relates to rape allegation that goes back to 1993 or '94, nearly 30 years. and the underlying charges, the other cases that he was facing he was found guilty of criminal

let's check in on the first word news with jessica summers. jessica: thanks. administration has raised doubts about the way china is handling the coronavirus outbreak. economic advisor larry kudlow questioned beijing's transparency and accuracy over the count of new cases and deaths. numbers jumped after china changed the way it diagnoses the virus. kudlow also expressed disappointment that u.s. health officials have not been allowed to study the outbreak from wuhan. they have offered to send experts for several weeks. fell after.s. shares it warned the coronavirus will hurt revenue growth in the current quarter. it's at the outbreak is undermining production and changing consumer spending patterns. the chinese e-commerce giant reported strong financial results for the december quarter. revenue surged a better-than-expected 38%, and net income rose 58%. the coronavirus is being blamed for what is expected to be the first global drop in oil demand in more than a decade. the international energy agency says demand will fall by more 000 barrels a day in the first

this is what jessica already talked about in connection with election night.and i think it's a great example of where you identify good information sources and broadcasting them is really possible. professor body on the first panel talked about that map of where information is settled or emerging or controversial, and where in politics and policy, plenty of topics are either emerging or controversial. election administration is one of those places where the information is quite settled. where do i vote and how do i do so? you've got really good limited trustworthy sources and tech has done an excellent job of amplifying those and really keeping some very clear signal amid the possibility of noise and we will talk about that. and then the third, for lack of a better term, and i don't have good deliberation here, i'm sorry, information and we will go with user experience. how people are actually able to use cast their ballots. hotel can and has given us better options so that once people have decided to take part and know how, that they have a good experience of

ya que ademÁs se sabe la vida y obra y milagro de la mayorÍa de los famosos, ella es jessica carrillo bebÉ. >> si les gustÓ nuestra historia de amor. >> o es se identifican con ellas voten por nosotros en esposados. >> en telemundo.com/vota. >> voten, voten, voten. >> quÉ bello, jessica carrillo y raÚl los queremos muchos son grandes amigos pero hoy son mis rivales, la votaciÓn estÁ abierta para que decidan en casa a quÉ pareja pueden ayudar. >> el que tenga mÁs votos ingresa con diez puntos a la competencia de ventaja, asÍ es que ayÚdalos votando en telemundo.com/vota. >> es muy fÁcil. >> y tambiÉn es fÁcil ir con rashel y frederik para dmos llevoy que /* /- que nos lleven a filadelfia. >> claro que sÍ con gusto los llevamos como tambiÉn disfrutamos de esposados. >> te veo bien ahÍ. >> pero bueno chef james nuestro compaÑero sigue por filadelfia y es momento precisamente de ir con Él para que nos cuente que delicias ha encontrado porque ayer estuvo rico. >> quiero preguntar algo ¿por quÉ huele tan rico? >> porque estamos en amigos panaderÍa, vamos a ver el recorrido de ayer. >> mi re

mann, an aspiring actress who worked as a hairstylist. >> jessica mann's testimony was by far the most complicated and complex testimony throughout the entire case because she admitted on the stand that while harvey weinstein allegedly raped her she continued a consensual relationship with him over the course of five years. >> reporter: the defense pointing to e-mails and text messages she sent to weinstein after the assault highlighting lines like "as always, i am happy to see your smile." "thank you for your unfailing support and kindness." "i love you. i always do. but i hate feeling like a booty call." communication purportedly showing her affection for weinstein. >> i think this case may lead to a better understanding of rape. how it can happen. when it can happen. to whom it can happen. and that could embolden prosecutors and victims to come forward more and take more chances in prosecuting cases that maybe ten years ago prosecutors would have thought they couldn't win. >> reporter: the disgraced hollywood power broker was acquitted on three other charges, including first-degree

>> i think in the regard to jessica man, harvey weinstein was convicted of rape another degree. took great risk and was in substantial pain. i can't look behind the jury's verdict or how they arrived at that, we have to respect that process but my by no means is it a statement against ms. sciorra or anything she said in court. the jurors find a way through. in terms of the cross-examination, i think we saw the cross-examination for years and years and years. i hope that with this verdict it would become more obvious that those kinds of attacks on survivors and victims, making it seem like it's all their fault will be realized as legal attacks that simply are no longer going to work in this day and age. and it's time that lawyers stop using them. i. >> what's your message to women about coming forward, what's your message to women that may be attacked today or last year? >> with this verdict i hope that survivors will see that in this justice system, prosecutors, judges, and juries will believe them even when the facts are not simple and even when the dynamics of the relationship

and that is for jessica mann who alleges in 2013 she was violently raped in a hotel room here in new york city. so the two most recent accusers that had individual charges that went to the jury, the jury believed them. not to the point of rape in the first degree, which is more serious than rape in the third degree, but there is a conviction for both of those accusers. >> jean, take us inside the courtroom. what do we know about weinstein's reaction, whether the jury looked at him, and now he's been freed during this trial. do we know if he'll be kept in custody or released? >> reporter: well, here's what we have so far because the proceeding is still going on, but we do know from our producers in the courtroom, the jury filed in, and there is always that moment, and it's nervous for everyone in that courtroom when you don't know what's going to happen. the jury, we understand, looked around the courtroom. they didn't look at the defendant, which is so indicative of what is ultimately going to happen. i've seen that before. they didn't specifically look at people, just gazing around

count four, rape in the first degree against jessica mann, not guilty.nt five, rape in the third degree, guilty. there are two guilty convictions here. count two, criminal sexual act in the first degree, which is five to 25 years in prison, and count five, which is rape in the third degree, which can be probationary up to four years in prison. kate? >> jean, thank you so very much. sticking with me, paul callan, you just heard that, what is your reaction to this? >> let's talk about the difference between the charges here. those charges that he was acquitted on, the predatory sexual act charges, are so serious that some lawyers would compare them to murder counts. they're a, felonies, could have gotten a life sentence on both of those. >> if we can throw up the counts so we can talk those through for everyone as it can get confusing. that would be great. one and three not guilty as jean casarez just reported. continue. >> those counts, by the way, require the jury to believe that he had engaged in improper sexual conduct with jessica mann, and mariam hal

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other three cases involving jessica mann and miriam haley. weinstein has pleaded not guilty in the case. >>> actor jussie smollett is scheduled to be back in a chicago courtroom today. the former "empire" star is being arraigned on new criminal charges for allegesly staging at tack on himself last year claiming he was the victim of a hate crime this after the original charges of disorderly conduct were dropped by the cook county state attorneys last month march in a surprise move. that prompted a investigation by a special prosecutor >>> an 84-year-old banked the putt of a lifetime saturday. watch as she lined up the 94-foot putt at the ole miss basketball game. we'll watch here there it is. and it goes right in there she nails it and the ole miss mascot is right there to congratulate her. she has reason to celebrate besides having an amazing putt she also won a 2020 nissan altima >> that is so incredible >> right even her form. >> yeah. she's got to be a golfer all right. nbc meteorologist janessa webb

and she said, you manipulated harvey weinstein every single time, and jessica said, i guess that is how i protected myself. and the defense not letting up. you made him think that you wanted it? yes, i would put on a face. she said that the testimony was degrading and feared what the movie mogul would do if she ended it. and then ratunno said, that you sent him dozens of text emails tell him how wonderful he was and sent him emails asking for things. yes. she said that she gave him the cell phone after it changed five separate times. and at one point she questioned the judgment after the alleged rape in new york, and knowing what you knew happened to you in multiple hotel rooms, the best place for you have to go was up to the room? i thought that the best place was someplace private. and then she says that he raped her again at a hotel in l.a., and she said that she told him no, but he ripped her pants and adding afterwards that it was so bad that i crawled to the bathroom on my hands and knees. the defense reading a message that mann said after the alleged assault asking weinstein to m

jessica: fue histÓrico.con la bailarina exÓtica que se desplomÓ desde lo alto de un tubo de 15 pies y siguiÓ actuando. ella misma nos dijo cÓmo se rompió la mandÍbula. >>me introdujeron como unos tornillos. paula: michelle galvÁn en vivo desde su casa nos dijo cÓmo despuÉs de muchos intentos de pÉrdida de embarazo se prepara para la llegada de su primer bebÉ tan soÑado. michelle galvÁn:toda la imagen yo conservo esta imagen al lado de mi cama. es como la bandera de mi batalla. hoy les puedo decir que nuestras oraciones fueron escuchadas. paola: la diseÑadora dominicana nos trajo en vivo su mÁs reciente colecciÓn que presentó en la semana de la moda en nueva york. compartiÓ con nuestra andrea las anÉcdotas de algunos de los vestidos que han utilizado celebridades para "premio lo nuestro". directo desde hollywood llegÓ a nuestra casa el mismo ben affleck en vivo. en primicia y hablando totalmente en espaÑol. [hablan a la vez] como si fuera poco nos contÓ quÉ es de lo que mÁs herramienta en su vida. [sonido amb

jessica, you're working mainly sounds like with local journalists.you cover their local elections and make sure the people are coming out to vote. and are paying attention to what the real problems are. i am curious, if you have thoughts on or worked with national journalists. for instance, looking at what happened in iowa. there are obviously a lot of problems there the local journalists and local officials can talk about in great detail. and it was covered at a national level, this is a crisis. and then there is probably people who will see this and be less inclined to vote in their own primaries. some curious as to how you on the census also, you need to get people to participate. how do you work with people who understand reports and maybe they were blown up by the national media. in the make sure that they still trust in those institutions. >> iowa is a great example of this. i still got a call from a andrus exam on the morning after the iowa caucus. i ran into the newsroom and he said what are you going to write. and i said i'm going to tell lo

now using the pseudonym jessica, she says they had a sexual relationship, and she described him as hervery worldly—wise with regards to boys. andy coles has denied having an inappropriate relationship with her. it was his brother, the bbc radio presenter, the reverend richard coles, who first publicly revealed his past. in his 2014 autobiography, he wrote of his elder brother, "he had joined special branch and was undercover, living a double life." 2a years after she met andy coles, jessica learned his true identity. it was total shock. you obviously, you remember the things that you said to one another, the times you were intimate with them, and then think, "who was listening?" andy coles was one of many police spies, who posed as activists to gather information on protest movements. his unit, the special demonstration squad, is set to be investigated at the upcoming inquiry into undercover policing. an internal metropolitan police inquiry has resulted in no criminal proceedings and the police watchdog found no grounds to investigate andy coles. but the met said it is credible he had