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

>> yeah. >> did jessica trust john?know she was planning on filing for sole custody of dominick, because she was just tired of it and half the time when it was john's time to take him, he refused. >> they had these fights over dominick, over custody, over money. jessica was routinely upset with him. >> reporter: john seemed to be trying to minimize those issues. >> do you have issues where you're at each other's throats or anything like that? >> no, no. the biggest thing that we might fight about is she's like, "you have a pair of shorts that i bought him two weeks ago and i haven't got to see them since i sent him to your house. you need to find them." >> okay. >> reporter: after a few hours of questioning, they let john go with a warning. he was suspect number one. and they kept an eye on him as they investigated other men who'd crossed paths with jessica. >> we were interested in any male party she had recently been introduced to, anybody at all that could have been showing interest in her, communicating that with he

for us, and then jessica. lisa? >> lisa: i actually think -- i am bullish on trump's chances for november, to be honest. particularly on the heels of that significant foreign policy achievement of taking a step like they did yesterday with the deal between israel and uae, the first of its kind in almost over 25 years, and the first arab state to recognize israel's existence, particularly with the juxtaposition of the previous administration. their biggest foreign policy achievement was emboldening iran, which is the world's largest state sponsor of terrorism, and actually destabilizing the middle east. i will take that comparison any day. i think the hidden trump vote israel, particularly when you see the left inspire and foster this environment of hate with hillary clinton's "basket of deplorables" comment, calling trump racist or xenophobic, and joe biden watching his candidacy and continuing the every day the charlottesville lie, which, if anybody takes 5 minutes to read the transcript, whic would knows a l

jessica: in titus county texas, for matter of fact, i'm jessica gomez. >> next on matter of fact. how are you coping during the crisis? >> 70 percent of people say the government's response to corona virus is actually causing them stress. >> plus, preparing the public for an election night cliffhanger.low process. >> and why did the president kill a housing policy meant to combat segregation? pres. trump: there will be no more low income housing forced into the suburbs. - oh. - what's going on? - oh, darn! - let me help. lift and push and push! there... it's up there. hey joshie... wrinkles send the wrong message. help prevent them before they start with downy wrinkleguard. lily everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet with at&t fiber. so i can just watch the show instead of reading the book? you know, if you turn on your subtitles... that's almost reading. get 1 gig internet with at&t fiber for $49.99a month for a year. no annualcontract. and now get hbo max included. limited availability in select areas.

fox news contributor, jessica tarlov. joining us today, former white house press secretary for president george w. bush, also a fox news member of our family as a contributor, ari fleischer is here. great to see you, everybody, on this fine friday eve. [laughter] ari, as we look at this, no matter what your politics are now, we are starting to see a merge. i've been calling it out for weeks, because we saw it here in new york with the brooklyn borough president, eric adams. he said if you defund the anti-crime unit you've got to put that back together, that billion dollars you took away. we are going to be needing that. night after night, you got to see why. portland now, there police chief saying something similar. enough is enough, it'll take everybody now. your take? >> ari: i just hope the summers of love don't turn into autumns of love. when is this going to end? with the cities and these mayors, what they need to realize that there is a legitimate group and an illegitimate group. the legitimate group by the people w

jessica: mucha emociÓn., creo que el dolor de cuello es que estÁs con esa cola de caballo tan espectacular que tenÍas ayer en los ensayos. [risas] les cuento que les querÍa mostrar esto tan espectacular. miren esta caÍda de agua a mis espaldas. la gente estÁ con su mascarilla. este es el lugar de "premios juventud". la recuerdo que serÁ historia. en la primera premiaciÓn que se hacen toda amÉrica durante tiempos de

yeah, andl did have thoughts, jessica. has been some comments from travellers coming back even anecdotally about it, there does seem to be a kind of lack of anything when you come into a uk airports. testing at airports, there is, i think, airports. testing at airports, there is, ithink, quite airports. testing at airports, there is, i think, quite a airports. testing at airports, there is, ithink, quite a bit airports. testing at airports, there is, i think, quite a bit of scientific debate about, there was modelling done by the london school of hygiene and tropical medicine looking at how much of a it would have and they reckoned it would catch 50% of cases, which is a number, but it still obviously allows a lot to slip through the net. if you made people quarantine for a week after that and tested them again seven days later, then allowed them out, that would catch about i think 94—95% of cases, and that would cut quarantine time by a week, so that is something that the government was said to be considering right at the

jessica, "univisiÓn".s con un total de 52,006 fallecidos debido al covid 19. vamos al sur del continente, habrÁ que superar 100,000 muertes y 3,000,000 de casos de coronavirus, convirtiÉndose en el segundo paÍs mÁs afectado de todo el mundo, casi el 25% de las muertes provienen de são paulo. a pesar de eso el estado avanza en los planes de reapertura desde el jueves, donde bares y restaurantes podrÁn abrir durante la noche, hasta el momento brasil reporta 100,477 fallecidos. estudios seÑalan que los jÓvenes pueden presentar una recuperaciÓn lenta a pesar de no padecer enfermedades. reportera: a sus 24 aÑos y sin enfermedades preexistentes, joana es un ejemplo del estudio que muestra que adultos jÓvenes tardan mÁs en aliarse por completo. >> es algo que estamos viendo en nuestros pacientes, muchos se quejan que tienen sÍntomas por mucho tiempo, algunos tienen fiebre hasta por 10 dÍas o mÁs, y tienen sÍntomas prolongados. reportera: llegaron a la conclusiÓn tras una encuesta telefÓnica realizada del 15 de ab

jessica: thank you. and thank you so much, congressman. we have a number of questions. the first one is what do you intend to do to make the republican party more inclusive for people of diverse ethnic backgrounds? rep. mccarthy: that's a great question. the best we can do, you could be inviting, but the best you can do is show everybody that they have the ability to serve. if we are really a big tent, then we should look like what we believe we are. this is interesting. we are going through the elections right now, so we are going through primaries. i'm very proud of people running for congress as a republican. do you realize we are not all the way done with our primaries? we have more than twice as many women who are going to be the nominees as republicans and last than last cycle? we have more minorities, more veterans. just last night in florida, you watched what happened. and i think we are expanding beyond. do we have room to grow? yes we do. but i am proud of the effort we have put in. we have mor

jessica: la plataforma web de turismo tuvo traducciones, eso provocÓ burlas tambiÉn. de servir. fÉlix: hay una aguda crisis a nivel mundial por la pandemia, pero tambiÉn hay una ola cultural. arantxa: asÍ es, estamos viendo mÁscaras, el diseÑador diseÑa vestuario y tambiÉn obras de teatro. son mascarillas histriÓnicas, son para demostrar que existe creatividad en los tiempos de crisis, fÉlix. fÉlix: esa que estÁ ahÍ no funciona, hay que usar las que nos sirven. hay que cuidarse, cuidarse mucho. arantxa: los dejamos con "aquÍ y ahora". locutor: esta noche en "aquÍ y ahora". atrapados en un remoto lugar del amazonas debieron emprender una odisea que por poco les cuesta la vida. wilfredo: los dÍas eran interminables, las caminatas muy agotadoras, de 12 horas. locutor: con niÑos al hombro enfrentaron el hambre, los animales salvajes y los peligros de la jungla. wilfredo: el temor era constante, todos los dÍas. locutor: desesperados cruzaron rÍos y caminaron por semanas para no quedar olvidados en la selva. el nacimiento de un bebÉ prematuro. marvin: en el hospital me dice

estÁn ahÍ francisca y jessica? jessica: aquÍ estamos!e vanessa ha causado? becky:hay dos lados de esto. un lado muy personal que soy hermana, y del lado polÍtico saber que vanessa no es la Única. quÉ vamos a hacer para cambiar las cosas en el sistema que puedan proteger a las personas que necesitan reportar cosas como lo que le pasÓ a vanessa. me siento muy inspirada. y trabajar en el futuro en asegurar que nunca mÁs va a pasar a otra persona. jessica: y asÍ contestÓ cuando le preguntÉ a quien le dedica este reconocimiento de " agente de cambio". becky: hay muchas personas con las que quiero compartir este premio. con mi familia porque son mi razÓn de ser como soy. jessica: cambiando un poco de tema. quiero que me cuentes de tu Último sencillo. becky: un vÍdeo de cuarentena porque no hay otras opciones. tenÍamos que grabarlo en casa y nos divertimos mucho. no fue algo tan producido. muy casero. me encanta porque tendremos este vÍdeo para el resto de nuestra vida. jessica: pregunta nÚmero 1, con quien te gustarÍa charlar de manera virtual

jessica. >> i just don't know where they're coming up with it now. joe biden has been out of his basement for quite some time we saw him last night in an interview with abc sitting with kamala harris. we saw him last week at the convention out there he seemed pretty spry as well. he recorded several videos taken all over the country. he's been everywhere from philadelphia, houston, for the georgia floyd funeral service. i understand it sounds catchy, but reflecting back on what happened tonight, i will leave only if you live in a right-wing media bubble would you understand what republicans are talking about. the average american tuned in tonight is saying what is this, what america is being portrayed to me because it's not the america i live in. i would say on the covid 19 front commit they didn't offer much sympathy to 177,000 americans passed away. >> click final word. >> i think that what you're seeing now is the election moving into a phase where it's a proper choice because up until now, even just had a one-way street of constant attack on the

jessica: i think it's two parts. the historic nature of this which matters tremendous amount and you have the daughter of immigrants, she's the true embodiment of the american story, right, this is possible, that civil rights activists that came from india and jamaica could have a daughter rise up and be ag, united states senator and now potentially a vice president and first black woman to whole the role. i think they are celebrating the historic nature for that and for good reason. i think they are also rightly commenting on the fact that representation matters especially in the democratic party and for years democrats have been playing lip service to our core voting block which is black women and that they needed to be represented but i would say more than the press, what mattered were the two open letters from prominent black women and prominent black men that said we need to have a black vp candidate and i think that's really what pushed joe biden over the edge to ensure this was an african-american pick. howie:

jessica?e biden took to have a good does debate against bernie sanders, and there were huge swaths of the population that thought of joe biden had won previous debates when there were ten candidates standing up there on stage, i don't know if he would try the same thing with hillary, saying i want a drug test. this is a man who went on television with chris wallace and bright about the fact that he passed a test where he had to identify and elephants. nothing he says should be taken seriously. >> harris: before we run out of time. what is this about drug testing? >> i don't know. political theater and entertainment from president trump and that is what he does. he cites out his opponents. certainly the fact that his campaign responded to this says that they may be concerned that other people can believe it. this is an interesting time in america and everyone is looking forward to seeing these debates as i am, as i know the rest of you all are. >> harris: except for nancy pelosi. she apparently

heather and jessica, welcome, i will let jessica take it from here. >> thank you kate.ther, i'm so glad to talk to you, i feel like you are a friend although we've only sorted met on the internet in the past two weeks. i love this book so much. while i personally don't have the temperament to run for office, and you do, apparently. you and i share deep beliefs in the importance of community and the parts of democracy. it's just a real honor to spend some time with you this evening. >> thank you lex i want to know if you would read from us Ãash for us the very beginning of "of bears and ballots". the beginning election day through "my life is an open book " the first three paragraphs. >> sure. election day, there are two polling places in haines, one of the art center lobby on the hill above the harbor and the cruise ship docks. the other at the fire hall in mosquito lake, woodsy 26 miles out of town. i said hi to everyone as i walked in.but i didn't say wish me luck. or anything close to it. the public radio station Ãb one neighbor who lives in an old house with the wid

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jessica olsen, you also answered the call for volunteers.ve been doing to help with covid—i9 and where your skills came from. so, usually at the crick i work in a team where we produce genetically edited animals and cell lines to the rest of the laboratories to study human disease and development and the functionality of genes. and so, when the call came out in march, i put my hand up, because prior to working at the crick, i was a biomedical scientist at royal marsden and actually began my career in new zealand in a virology lab, which i loved. so, when the testing started, because the crick is a research facility, they needed people with the appropriate clinical accreditation to release those patient results to the patients, and that's where i stepped in. and jessica, what did your family back in new zealand think about the fact you're stepping up to the front, as it were? i think they were very proud of me. my specific part of the pipeline is at the very end, so often i'm staying up in the evening till 10:30pm at night waiting for the las

jessica: a quiÉn le diste el Último beso? >> a mi esposa. jessica: a quÉ edad quieren ser padres?a buscar entre los escombros, brindan asistencia en hospitales y ofrecen un lugar donde quedarse los cientos de miles que perdieron sus casas. ahÍ en medio de la devastaciÓn estÁ silvana. una joven estudiante de venezuela que nos acompaÑa esta maÑana en vivo. silvana, gracias por estar con nosotros. quÉ situaciÓn tan difÍcil para ti tan lejos de tu familia. reciente muda este en enero para aprender a hablar Árabe. cÓmo han sido las Últimas horas para ti? silvana: hola, cÓmo estÁn? bueno, gracias a dios estamos bien. lo Único que tuvimos fueron daÑos materiales. la situaciÓn si te soy sincera no sÉ cÓmo describirlo todavÍa. el susto de no saber quÉ estaba pasando. hoy estÁ un poco todo más tranquilo, pero sigue la sensaciÓn de caos y de angustia de la gente que se siente en todos lados. satcha: me contabas que tu apartamento estÁ a dos millas y media donde se registra esta detonaciÓn. cuÉntanos los daÑos que sufriÓ y la razón por la que hoy debes utilizar una mÁscara. silvana: bueno, lo

jessica joins us next.y everyone in the house is online and i can't get enough bandwidth to video chat with my book club. try 1 gig internet with at&t fiber. you get more bandwidth and hbo max included. so, everyone stays entertained. so i can just watch the show instead of reading the book? you know, if you turn on your subtitles... that's almost reading. get 1 gig internet with at&t fiber for $49.99a month for a year. no annualcontract. and now get hbo max included. limited availability in select areas. call 1.877.only.att ♪ want restaurants to open? and schools? want the economy to get back on track? you're not alone. and you can help make it happen. stay 6 feet apart. wash your hands. wear a mask every time you leave your home. choose to join the fight against covid-19. do your part. slow the spread. >>> i'm jessica aguirre. if you have tamingers or you have a pulse you've probably heard of tiktok. maybe you've even been in a tiktok. well, the social media app is a huge sensation, but it's also caught i

jessica: mucha emociÓn.ento muy divertido para nosotros. se ha hecho viral mucho ahÍ. agarrÓ mucha fuerza. yo me divierto un montÓn. estamos en el carro ahora escuchando algo. [mÚsica] se le pega a uno eso. jessica:eva luna es la coreÓgrafa. tambiÉn hizo la coreografÍa de "papas". >> sÍ. ella es la designada. jessica:estÁs nominado en dos categorÍas. una de ellas es el tema. cÓmo hablan ustedes en casita? debe ser difÍcil estar nominado contra mau y ricky, raÚl alejandro, cÓmo es eso estar en una categorÍa con tus amigos y familiares? >> yo este tema de recibir premios siempre lo veÍa como una celebraciÓn estar todos juntos. no me siento compitiendo con nadie. esto es una maravillosa cosa de estar todo juntos y compartir. sobre todo, en un momento asÍ que hemos estado todos aislados. en estos momentos es cuando nos abrazamos todos. no siento el aspecto de la competencia, lo siento desde el lado precioso de poder celebrar. jessica: estaremos muy pendientes a esa participaciÓn de camilo junto con su amigo. por

jessica: este aÑo 1.4 millones de niÑos mexicanos dejarÁn de estudiar en este paÍs.eneficios pÚblicos por parte de personas que no son ciudadanas. la oficina del censo confirmÓ que todos sus esfuerzos para contar a las personas para el censo 2020 terminarÁn en septiembre, esto es un mes antes de lo que previamente se habÍa anunciado, eso incluye ir puerta a puerta y la resecciÓn por internet. >> ¿austria ya -- a usted y ya lo han contado para el censo? >> no. >> si no se apuran no serÁn contados, continÚan trabajando para cumplir con las Órdenes presidenciales. la que excluye a los indocumentados delconteos, algo que los crÍticos ven como un descarado intento del presidente para reducir la presentaciÓn de las minorÍas, varias ciudades como san josÉ lo estÁn desafiando en la corte. >> parte de una lucha contra la administraciÓn y en proteger el poder polÍtico de comunidades de muchos migrantes, nuestra comunidad. >>la rapidez es interesante ya que algunos meses pedÍan mÁs tiempo porque estaban atrasados por la pandemia. cuatro de 10 hogares en toda la naciÓn han sido

jessica: bueno, seguro sÍ.rnier ♪ ♪ satcha: volvemos con esta noticia en desarrollo. un accidente de trÁnsito deja 10 muertos y 20 heridos en la carretera mÉxico toluca en el estado de mÉxico. un autobÚs repleto de pasajeros se vuelca luego de perder el control y la zona se encuentra resguardada por la policÍa federal donde agentes hacen averiguaciones pertinentes y demandan los cuerpos. hasta ahora se desconocen las causas del incidente. los niÑos hispanos se llevan la peor parte entre el totalde menores afectados por el coronavirus. segÚn los centros para el control y prevenciÓn de enfermedades, la poblaciÓn infantil latina presenta una mayor tasa de infecciÓn, hospitalizaciÓn y complicaciones vinculadas al virus. estos datos se revelan justo cuando la academia americana de pediatrÍa insiste que el Último mes se ha incrementado en un 90% la cifra de contagios entre niÑos. la pregunta ya no es si utilizas o no mascarilla, sino cuÁl utilizas. investigadores acaban de revelar que optar por lo llamado pasamontaÑa

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. >> let's bring in jessica aguirre who joins us now with some new information. we continue to get the surge in cases, jessica. >> i know, raj, and, you know, we really can't -- a lot of us are just waiting for the vaccine, but so many people can't wait for the vaccine. they actually need their treatment now because they are sick. now, i spoke to nbc chief medical correspondent, dr. john torres, today and he says right now there are three categories of treatment. one with medicines like remdesivir, which we've heard so much about. another is with antibody treatments. the third, obviously, is a vaccine which is still in development. dr. torres said let's go back to that antibody treatment and how those are being used to help people stay safe. >> we have two different ways of using those antibodies, one, the convalescent plasma, taking plasma from donors who survived coronavirus and have antibodies and giving that plasma to somebody suffering from coronavirus. now, that's difficult to do because there aren't as many donors as there are people suffering from coronav

heather will be interviewed by jessica hammer, jessica is the author of the novel magnetic girl, author of the southern book, also a nominee for the crisis section, from invisible sisters was named one of the all georgians should read and her craft guide breathing fire, a guide to writing about it was praised by vanity fair and others. she teaches creative writing and directs writing a report university. she lectures internationally in writing and we are so delighted she is joining us tonight heather and jessica, welcome and i will let jessica takeit from your area . >> thank you kate and heather, i'm so glad to talk to you and i feel like your friend although we've only met on the internet inthe past few weeks . i love this book so much and while i personally don't have the temperament to run for office, and you do apparently, you and i share a deep belief in the importance of community and the importance of democracy and it's just a real honor that to spend sometime with you. >> i want to know if you would read for us just a very beginning of the book, if you would read from the begin

and heather are talking, submit your questions for heather or jessica if jessica will entertain questions as well. >> i will. >> we have a q&a feature at the bottom of your screen, we will get to as many of those as time will allow, heather has contributed essays in new york times, and national geographic traveler, among other newspapers and magazines, she is the author of the best-selling book find the good, take good care of the garden in the god and if you lived here, i would know your name, tonight she will discuss her latest book of the alaskan adventure in small town politics, heather will be interviewed by jessica, she is the author of the novel the magnetic girls, the 2027 book price, and a nominee for the townsend price invisible sisters his name one of the books all georgians should read an aircraft guide a guide to writing about craved by vanity fair magazine among others, she teaches creative writing interacts at university of atlanta, she has international writing and we are so delighted she is joining us tonight, heather and jessica welcome and i will let jessica take it fro

i pushed back on jessica. there was a lot of optimism fresh faces and now we are showing younger candidates and that will translate to those watching streaming or social media. we will do well this time. jillian: we are a few weeks from the first debate at the end of september. what are your thoughts as we gear up for the convention, a huge political event. >> the candidates really need it, there are questions about temperament on donald trump's side, mental acuity on joe biden's side, his speech cleared that up but a lot of people looking to see how they stack up against each other and kamala harris, so many people think it could be kamala running in 2024 if biden serves one term. it is incredibly important and glad everyone is planning on showing up to the american public on the whole tunes in as it gets closer to the date. we are in a little bit of a minority as people who are obsessing about it this far before the election so i'm excited. jillian: all of us have been following this for 18 months with 4000

jessica: creciste en un hogar tan musical. [mÚsica] jessica: ese amor que tiene fernando por la mÚsica lo ha compartido por muchos junto a su hermano y amigos ha viajado por el paÍs para mostrar al mundo su gran talento. su mamÁque abriÓ su propia escuela de mÚsica lo impulsÓ a hacer uno de los profesores. su pasiÓn lo ha llevado a compartir con su comunidad. fernando: la mÚsica me ha dado un donde poder ayudar a la gente y todavÍa no me lo creo. es un don muy especial y lo respeto mucho. jessica: tu mamÁ lleva un coro en una iglesia y siempre ha tenido la iglesia muy presente, asÍ que para ti tambiÉn qué significa Única de esas dos cosas? fernando: para mi esas dos cosas han sido creo que la razÓn mÁs grande por el Éxito que tengo ahora en mis dÍas. tener a la iglesia y a la mÚsica juntas , el poder tocar con mamÁ frente a mucha gente, canciones bellas para dios. ha sido una bendiciÓn para mi. jessica: cÓmo llega la protagonista de tu canciÓn? fernando: es mi mejor amiga desde chiquitos . mi carrera musical siempre ha sido a

we're live tonight in orange, texas, jessica willie, abc 7 news. >> jessica, it's going to be a long and destructive several hours. reporting tonight. thanks very much, jessica, in the hurricane zone. the category 4 storm now moving ashore. >>> and now we move to politics. it was night three of the rnc tonight. vice president mike pence officially accepted the party' renomination as he spoke from fort mchenry in baltimore. he delivered a speech calling for law and order, and this all comes amid racial unrest and hurricane laura, as you saw. abc 7 news liz kreutz is live with the highlights. >> he spoke a lot about the economy as well. and warned about what he said would be the dangers of a biden presidency. he covered a lot of ground in this speech, but something we didn't see once again tonight were masks. here at baltimore's fort mchenry, vice president mike pence formally accepted his party's renomination, making the case for four more years of president trump. >> as president trump said, where joe biden sees american darkness, we see american greatness. >> reporter: mr. pence mak

as jessica and heather are talking, please submit questions as jessica will entertain questions as well. there is a q-and-a feature at the bottom of the screen. we will get to as many of those as time allows. heather lende has contributed to the "new york times" and national geographic traveler. among other newspapers and magazines. she's the author of the best-selling book "take good care of the garden and the dog and if you've lived here i know your name. tonight she will be discussing her latest book, "of bears and ballots." heather will be interviewed by jessica handler the author of the magnetic grid nominated for a prize for fiction. named one of the books you should read in her guide breathing the fire a guide to grief and loss was praised by magazines into this. she teaches creative writing at university in atlanta. she lectures international writings and we are so delighted that she is joining us tonight. heather and jessica, welcome and i will let you take it from here. >> heather, i'm glad to talk with you. i feel like you are a friend even though we've only met on the intern

jessica zermeÑo nos cuenta mÁs.mestre de 2 en mÉxico sÓlo 517 millones de el turismo nacional. una caÍda del 91.4 por ciento en comparaciÓn con el mismo periodo del la 2019. >> estÁn las playas vacÍas pero tenemos la esperanza de acapulco vuelva a juntar. ♪ reportera: la secretarÍa de turismo justificÓ la torsión que habÍa sitio por los nombres de los estados mexicanos en inglÉs. como de turismo dependen al menos 4.5 millones de personas en este paÍs, los prestadores de servicios piden a las autoridades seriedad. en la ciudad de mÉxico, jessica zermeÑo, "univisiÓn". paola: vamos hasta sudamÉrica, perÚ que ha superado mÉxico convirtiÉndose en el 2 paÍs de amÉrica latina mÁs afectado de la pandemia despuÉs de brasil. hasta la fecha ese paÍs cuenta con 525,803 casos confirmados. ♪ paola: una vez mÁs pasamos con nuestro me quiero aquÍ nos dice cuÁntos dÍas mÁs por la ola de calor. elena:durante las prÓximas horas tenemos lluvias y tormentas elÉctricas desplazÁndose por el área de la bahÍa. esta madrugada un 30 de por ci

we're live tonight in orange, texas, jessica willie, abc 7 news. >> jessica, it's going to be a long destructive several hours. reporting tonight. thanks very much, jessica, in the hurricane zone. the category 4 storm now moving ashore. >>> and now we move to politics. it was night three of the rnc tonight. vice president mike pence officially accepted the party' renomination as he spoke from fort mchenry in baltimore. he delivered a speech calling for law and order, and this all comes amid racial unrest and hurricane laura, as you saw. abc 7 news liz kreutz is live with the highlights. >> he spoke a lot about the economy as well. and warned about what he said would be the dangers of a biden presidency. he covered a lot of ground in this speech, but something we didn't see once again tonight were masks. here at baltimore's fort mchenry, vice president mike pence formally accepted his party's renomination, making the case for four more years of president trump. >> as president trump said, where joe biden sees american darkness, we see american greatness. >> reporter: mr. pence making

here comes the heat, raj and jessica. it looks like the hottest weather of summer will start to arrive once we hit friday's forecast. so i've warned everyone. find your friend with a pool. hopefully it's in your family bubble and make the best of it. >> do we have a pool? do any of us have a pool? we don't, do we? >> not anymore. >> i'd like one. >> i have a slip and slide maybe from the '80s i could be able to bring out and find somewhere. >> oh! >> those are always fun. >> thank you, jessica. >> i will do that. >> see you at 6:00. >>> coming up, an alarming trend on the coast. more seals and sea lions caught up in potentially deadly situations. so what's going on? >>> while facing the steepest economic slide, london breed unveiled her budget proposal. it's supposed to deal with a $1.5 billion deficit. her plan includes a major focus on public health and preserving jobs while having very little impact to city services. some of the headlines, the mayor's budget earmarks $184 million for health operations. over $55 million

jessica: hablemos de la moda. tacones. raÚl: quien usa muchos y tambiÉn los colecciona es cecilia galiano. con esto del confinamiento todos en algÚn momento hemos sentido que nuestras emociones han sido afectadas. ella con todo lo que le sucediÓ. reportero: cecilia galiano revelÓ que atravesó por momentos de depresiÓn durante los primeros meses de la pandemia. cecilia: tenÍa la posibilidad de decidir si seguÍa deprimida con estrÉs, con miedo y pasarlo a mis hijos, o empezara a inventar mi propia historia dentro de la cuarentena y que sea divertida. luego como todo tuve que reestructurarme, y convertirme otra vez en ave fÉnix. reportero: la actriz se ha caracterizado por mostrar una imagen fuerte ante las cÁmaras. en esta ocasiÓn se apoyó en el cariÑo de su familia. cecilia: en la intimidad cuando estÁs con sus hijos y solas es diferente a como te ven. es normal y es aceptable que sientas miedo y hasta lo he hablado con mi hija que tiene 20 aÑos y podemos hablarlo. reportero: mantenerse en casa durante la cuarenten

let's debate with fox news contributor jessica tarlov and steve hilton and texas lieutenant governoratrick. great to have all of you with us. >> hi, shannon. >> hey, shannon. >> shannon: okay, so, the biden spokesman -- the biden campaign spokesman said tonight on night one we are confronting head on the trio of crises facing the country. a pandemic spiraling out of control, and economy in tatters and a society infected with systemic racism. donald trump has failed the american people on all three. lieutenant governor, it was pretty grim tonight. i've got to say, the tone. >> it was nothing positive about what they wanted to do. it was all negative about this country. you would think, shannon, that we live in the worst country on the planet after watching the democrats tonight. and people understand the pandemic was not anyone's fault. either party, quite frankly, and secondly, they understand, voters understand that our economy was in the best shape it had ever been under president trump and they also know that no one has done more for the latino community, the african-american comm

jessica: ese es mi clÓset soÑado. cuÁl era tu sueÑo de chiquita?chiquita soÑaba con tener una lÍnea de zapatos. recuerdo que mi mamÁ tenÍa unos tacones turquesa, mi mamÁ dice que cuando tenÍa 3 aÑos, caminaba por toda la casa con los tacones. algo que siempre me encantÓ. a raÍz de que mi familia y yo no mudamos a estados unidos,

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. >> okay, jessica, do you think that either side is swayed by somebody from the opposing party showing up? he was pretty impassioned tonight. >> he was, absolutely. i thought he did a great job. and herschel walker as well who spoke about his personal relationship with donald trump and he didn't feel trump was a racist and he had known racism growing up in the deep south. the polling numbers show over and over again the republican party is not making any inroads with a black american certainly not black women, a little bit more with black men, but still under ten support 10 percent support.

jessica: sÍ.do que estamos viendo es un calor que le va super bien. el verde fosforescente a un tono de piel morena. tambiÉn tenemos este rosado que me fascina. estos colores nunca pasan de moda. estamos en verano. tenemos que aprovechar la temporada para utilizar estos colores brillantes. este con la chaqueta si usted lo quiere llevar con algo mÁs formal algo mÁs informal le agrega una chaqueta asÍ y estÁ listo. [hablan a la vez] andrea: esta modelo son otras televidentes que han compartido con nosotros a travÉs de las redes sociales. me encanta verlo en vivo y en directo de diferentes partes de este paÍs. la Última tendencia que es la que me dicen que estÁ sÚper de moda es la urbana. aquÍ estamos viendo dos. causÓ bastante llamativo el aÑo pasado y sofÍa reyes que siempre estÁ muy glamorosa que Él utilizÓ en 2015. [hablan a la vez] >> si no quieren utilizar algo como lo que estÁ llevando sofÍa reyes que muestra mucha piel, pueden optar con algo como las chaquetas como estÁn viendo con las televi

>> let's bring in jessica and rob mayeda. we do this every year, for the last ten years seemingly, and people might want to start about thinking where to buy their homes, if we are doing it in solano county and in different areas, we may want to think about it year after year because it's not getting any better. >> yeah, we are seeing what appears to be moderate drought across much of the region, coming together to accelerate the wildfires in terms of how fast they are growing and spreading, and let's take you outside to san jose right now. what you are seeing is upper level smoke. the air quality, as chris pointed out, better today, but let's take you to the smoke plume. this is the big towering clouds you see in mt. hamilton. we are seeing the most active

jessica snyder. jessica, thank you so much. we have this breaking news tonight. the western regional spokesman, spokesperson, says that they are going to stop removing those -- those blue mailboxes. but the national spokesperson can't can't or won can can't, or won't, say whether that will be true for every single state. clarify this. what do you know, jessica? >> well, this was a swift reversal by the u.s. postal service, don. just hours after we reported this story, all of a sudden, now, they are saying that these collection boxes will remain, at least in the western region, which comprises about a dozen states. but the question is what's going to happen in other states? you know, we've actually obtained photos that show some of these collection boxes in a storage area, in the bronx. some of them, even behind chains. so the question is, you know, as we go into this election, we're -- we're less than three months out from it. we're expecting a just rush of mail-in ballots. millions of people probably voting by mail. the u.s. postal service is going to be more cr

. >>> jessica and jeff, jeff and i have sedans, jessica has the suv. so we can get in jessica's car to go to this metallica drive-in certificate. >> i'll bring the popcorn. >> this is going to be fun. >> sounds like fun, you guys. all right. we're going to wake up and break the news to her soon. let's start you off in the forecast and not a bad way to start off the week. it was warm but not extremely hot. we'll take you out and you can see the blue sky overhead. mt. diablo back over to the distance where we are looking at 86 degrees right now. and notice as we head through tonight we will be dropping off to some cooler 60s definitely by 10:00 and 11:00 and that cloud cover building. now, that cloud cover is part of the fog pattern for tomorrow morning. it really looks most widespread here for the north bay, peninsula and the east bay with some spotty areas of drizzle, especially right there near the coastline. san jose looks like a few clouds, but the better bet of some clouds to start would be right there over gilroy. once we hit 11:00 in the morning,

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we are joined by jessica amir. great to have you with us.u.s., we have seen investors seeing to dismiss the latest quarter, given the uncertainty of the coronavirus pandemic. the reaction has been mostly positive to low expectations. what are you seeing in australia? >> you are exactly right. we have seen that in the u.s.. on average of the majority of the companies that have badrted, it is down not as as the expected 58%, but so far, it is the busiest reporting season in australia. we have seen mostly in line and better than expected results. but keep in mind, from the get-go we expect earnings to fall broadly by about 15% this financial year. biggest earnings and dividend declines have been in banks, as expected. yesterday with exp. their results-- were pretty much on the mark. and the recovery coming through from asia, particularly, the rebound in china. that's what reporting season is about. china, china, china. and where growth is coming from, it is rebounding the most. shery: what does it mean for the unloved sectors? transportation, p

cnn's jessica dean joins me now live.t at counterprogramming, it started i guess with the first joint interview with biden and harris. >> reporter: that's right. we saw biden and harris in their first joint interview last night. jake, they covered a host of issues. one thing that former vice president biden was asked very directly about were these attacks by president trump and his campaign on his mental fitness. biden giving a response we've heard multiple times from him when it's heard to that question, which is just watch me. he asked the person meme to watch him, how mentally and physically fit he is. he says he's up for the challenge and told people again watch him. we're going to see more from the dnc and the biden campaign really working hand in hand this week. we're going to see ads in battleground states and nationally on cable from the dnc attacking president trump and laying out their version of what has happened over the last four years and what they consider to be his lack of leadership. we're also going to s

jessica tarlov, fox news contributor.tart with you, and your overall view of what is to come in the hearings. what you think we will hear from dejoy. >> david: sure. it was putting in 2016, its postal workers 2020. i guess 2024 will be programmers is the reason democrats lose elections. and have us not talk about, instead of doing this hearing, we could be having the u.s. house passed a payroll tax cut, or student loan relief, or even addiction prevention, so folks have rent money, so they don't get evicted. we could do all those things in the u.s. house. but, instead, we want to divert. we want to ask for $25 billion on top of the $10 billion we've already be given earlier this year. at this rate, $35 billion, we could send a flat rate u.s. postal envelope, which goes faster than first class mail, to everyone who requests a ballot, and they can track their ballot all the way back to the ballot box at $35 billion. >> harris: i want to give jessica a chance to respond. >> jessica: well, i don't think we'll be having a conv

. >>> jeff ranieri, i heard some sort of music that jessica was playing. i don't know if she was watching the dance. >> i was practicing the world of dance on my own. my own interpretation. >> you're missing the drama, jeff. >> you guys know i love that. i live for jessica, music, and some dancing in the newsroom, all right? we just let our secret out. you've got that rhythm. all right. let's go ahead and bring you into that forecast. we do have some fog returning back leer he back here at the coastline. dropping us to 55 in mill valley. concord at 62. no surprise here as we roll through tomorrow morning. we'll start off with more low clouds, especially near the peninsula, the bay, and also the coastline. this will bring us to 59 in the south bay. 57 for the peninsula. tri-valley at 58. with the kids not having to head to the bus stop, light jacket may only come into play if you're just going out real fast for some fresh air in the morning. 57 for the east bay and the north bay at 55. temperatures tomorrow, i do see them warming up a couple of degrees. thi