at no point did his phone ever put him near jessica's house. >> john did not kill jessica.dead. >> i just felt completely lost, i was trying to figure out how it was going to tell my son that his mother, which was his world, was no longer here. i didn't want to do. it was the hardest thing i ever dealt with. >> did you do with that day? >> i did it a night. i called missy and harry. just his parents. and i asked them, what should we do. how do they think i should approach it? and explain to him. and we decided that me, my siblings, my parents, jessica's siblings, just because parents, we all got together as a family to try to explain it to him. >> who did the talking? >> i. did >> i can imagine. would you remember most about that conversation? >> that he did not understand. he thought that she was still going to come pick him up. >> that tears that you doesn't. >> yes. it's does. >> even at jessica's funeral, her son then just six years old, didn't seem to comprehend. what was that like for you? >> it was horrible. especially with her being right there though and he still w

>> jessica: hannity, watch out. going global but it would also talk about your addressing things that involve you and going back to his brother saying, i don't want to comment on what happened with my brother but i don't want to lose the confidence of my audience. and in the last few months or spend in erosion. >> greg: i'm going to call you when i get in trouble. >> jesse: it might be tomorrow. >> jessica: it will be for you. "fan mail friday" up next. . that spin class was brutal. well, you can try using the buick's massaging seat. oh. yeah, that's nice. can i use apple carplay to put some music on? sure, it's wireless. what's your buick's wi-fi password? it's buick envision. that's a really tight spot. i used to hate parallel parking. ( all together ) me too! the all-new buick envision. built around you. all of you. pay no interest for 72 months plus current eligible buick owners get 5 hundred purchase allowance on 20-21 buick suv models. (vo) unconventional thinking means we see things differently, so you can fo

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jessica?e you talking about? what do you want me to say about it. can i just say something about who's voting in contrast to what jesse was saying, yes, you have a latino population that tends to vote democrat that is shifting. you also have a conservative population asian representatives that spent more asian representatives on the republican side in 2020. those make a difference. they won't shift the recall. but the democrats are aware of a shifting tied in terms of how a minority population is voting and he's bringing up racial issues not to say larry elder is a white supremacist but to say one party, the democratic party is the one paying attention to the racial ine quality issues. >> he has the meade why on his side. for them to not have the white woman in a grasry a mask throwing eggs at him. >> they called it an egg throwing incident. and then the la times viciously used a photo of larry elder in a moment where he was moving towards someone he knows, looked like he was hitting her, on t

the only one that has the jessica hahn story is jessica hahn, and the pictures were my choice. think you move me ♪ >> it's sam kinison singing "wild thing." accompanying him is jessica hahn, billy idol, tommy lee, ratt, poison. they're all there in the video, and it's like, she belongs to us now. ♪ wild thing, i think you move me ♪ >> jessica hahn became a big star as a result of all this. >> what jessica became in the height of that, that wasn't really her. i think that was her people, created this jessica hahn. >> so, jessica hahn says, i feel like everyone paid a price because of this scandal. i was wrong. he was wrong. i feel like it is just time to forgive. >> in fort mills, south carolina, deposed ptl leaders jim and tammy faye bakker skipped church services today. >> jim and tammy faye are in exile during this period. you know they hated it. >> this was the media story of the century. >> god doesn't want us to turn back now. we've come too far by faith. >> you had a tv preacher who was raking in millions a year. you had him living large with air conditioned dog houses an

de esto nos informa jessica zermeÑo.del rÍo, texas. prefieren regresar. >> mejor que nos quedamos en mÉxico para salir adelante. jessica: saliste con dos cosas... >> sÍ, salgo con mi esposa y conmigo. jessica: su mayor enojo es con los agentes migratorios estadounidenses. >> ellos nos dieron tiquetes. con eso son tiquetes no atendieron. el fin era deportarnos. creo que no es justo. jessica: la odisea de hace meses hasta acÁ es porque les prometieron permiso para entrar a estados unidos. hoy el canciller mexicano revelÓ que hablÓ sobre el engaÑo con el secretario de estado que dijo que washington sÓlo otorgÓ mÁs tiempo para la los haitianos que ya cuentan con tps en estados unidos... >> pero los dirigentes de estos conglomerados de refugiados... dijeron "vayan estados unidos rÁpido para que les den el beneficio". jessica: anoche habÍan 500 personas en este campamento. hoy se ven mÁs. >> o y se ven personas con sÍntomas respiratorios... jessica: algunos anoche aseguraron ver cuerpos flotando en el rÍo. confirmaron la bÚsqu

jessica, te saludamos. cuÉntanos la Última informaciÓn que se maneja. jessica: gracias, patricia.ta sÍsmica aquÍ en la ciudad de mÉxico donde fue un sismo de siete . 1° en la escala de richter a 14 km al puerto de acapulco y debo decirte que se sintiÓ muy fuerte en la capital mexicana, tambiÉn acapulco y desgraciadamente el gobernador de guerrero en el puerto reporta que ya hay una persona fallecida. al parecer es un hombre al que le cayÓ un posteporque hubo muchÍsimo movimiento, patricia. la verdad es que aquÍ en la ciudad de mÉxico poco a poco se ha restablecido tanto la comunicaciÓn como los lugares donde no habÍa luzelÉctrica, pero hemos visto algunos postes, por ejemplo comer el puerto de acapulco. ya el presidente lÓpez obrador dio un primer reporte. andres: les informo sobre el temblor. el epicentrose registrÓ en acapulco, en guerrero. afortunadamente no hay daÑos mayores en este estado. jessica: efectivamente. la mayorÍa fueron daÑos materiales. nosotros hemos visto que el sistema de transporte colectivo ha empezado otra vez a trabajar y tambiÉn la secretarÍa de marina inf

>> jessica: on one side these may dates are working.terian which is acute hospital system here in new york, 48,000 employees put in their mandate and they only had 250 people that didn't comply. also masking in schools, the cdc just put out a new study. 18 counties, kids who had to bee at masked, half rate of infection is those who were in masking. dr. mcgarry was in the in the first hour and he said we should be shifting to a conversation down like an immunity mandate al is. we know the antibodies are even more powerful and protective than the vaccine and that's where i would like to see us going with that. they mandates are and most people are complying. private organizations can do whatever they want and that's what i hear as a liberal, i get screened out all the time, it's private enterprise. >> but this isn't a private enterprise of the government in new york or the federal government is mandating and there is a lot of people that aren't complaining for whatever reason, personal choice reasons and now they are at a crisis. we have

jessica: en la capital mexicana, jessica zermeÑo, univisiÓn.e curso legal, el bitcoin, de acuerdo con el presidente de el salvador se persigue atraer divisas, dinamizar la economÍa y equiparar al paÍs con el resto del mundo. >> es para generar empleo e inversiÓn, y no va a afectar a nadie, como dijeron los opositores. reportero: sin embargo, no todos estÁn de acuerdo. >> esta moneda no viene a enriquecer al pueblo salvadoreÑo, va a generar mÁs pobreza, nos va a afectar a tal grado que muchos no van a poder manejar esta moneda virtual. reportero: a pesar de las crÍticas, este tipo de monedas ya es legal. el gobierno va a depositar 30 $ en esta moneda a quien baje la aplicaciÓn, con la que pueden pagar en dÓlares y en bitcoins. >> el gobierno va a regalar 30 $ en moneda virtual. reportero: el presidente dijo que no es obligaciÓn utilizar la moneda virtual, pero el miedo al cambio estÁ presente. guadalupe le dijo a su hermano que no envÍe este dinero como remesa. >> para mÍ no es una moneda segura en vista que ademÁs de ser virtual, se devalÚa. re

anyway, i'm thrilled. >> jessica: we are excited as well.d she was doing a gender reveal biplane. >> jessica: yes. with a big explosion. >> dana: i'm dying. "one more thing" is up next. ♪ ♪ . . ♪ ♪ >> greg: all right. time for one more thing. let's do this. greg's plugs. yes, all right. you know tonight i got 45 donald trump on this is part one of five interviews. let's take a look. >> jesse: part one? >> greg: do you remember how much i hated you for that brief period of time? >> there was a period of time when you weren't a fan and then you started and now i think -- i don't know if it's love but it's getting close and we like it. >> greg: i wouldn't say it's love, but i would say it's admiration. >> thank you. >> greg: and also admitting that i was wrong because i was focusing on words and not deeds. >> greg: that's just a taste. also, it will be on tonight. we have two parts. two parts tomorrow. it will blow your mind. also, gutfeld live go to my website to find out ticket info g gutfeld.com see you in memphis in october. birmingham in n

ilia: jessica zermeÑo tiene la informaciÓn. presentÓ y la tierra se empezÓ a mover con mucha fuerza. los edificios crujÍan, los cables de la luz se mecÍan y algunos reformadores de luz tronaron por el movimiento. el sismo de 7.1 dejÓ a millones de personas a oscuras. >> me sentÍ mareado, salimos a la calle... >> hace cuatro aÑos, en esta fecha, un temblor muy fuerte, bueno, a dios gracias, todo bien. jessica: la falta de electricidad dejÓ a las alturas a quienes viajaban en el cable bus. una aterradora experiencia que durÓ mÁs de un minuto en movimiento y una hora mÁs de espera hasta que volviÓ la luz. gilberto romero grabÓ este vÍdeo y nos confesÓ que pensÓ en la muerte. >> fueron unos segundos, la vida pasa asÍ, como un flashazo, mi madre acababa de morir. jessica: en 1985, gilberto vivÍa junto al hospital juÁrez que fue deshecho por el terremoto. >> no se puede olvidar, es indescriptible... ahora quÉ se va a caer? jessica: el epicentro fue a pocos kilÓmetros del puerto de acapulco, donde hubo daÑos, edificios con grietas, ba

jessica: jessica zermeÑo, univisiÓn.nas que perdieron la vida en los atentados que cambiaron la historia del mundo. fabiola: es el homenaje visto por todos en nueva york. el tributo de luz con dos estelas que iluminan 6 km hacia el cielo simboliza a los fallecidos, a las torres que no estÁn y al espÍritu inquebrantable de los que sobrevivieron. >> se me ponen los pelos de gallina porque fue algo por lo que yo he escuchado y ha marcado la vida de la gente que vive en esta ciudad. fabiola: daniel era muy pequeÑo cuando hace 20 aÑos las torres fueron derrumbadas durante los ataques, pero dice que es importante recordar. es de los pocos que llegaron al techo de un estacionamiento cerca a lo que fue la zona 0 desde donde ahora se ilumina el cielo cada 11 de septiembre. las luces eran encendidas desde el atardecer del sÁbado hasta el amanecer del domingo, pero durante los dÍas previos los ingenieros hacen pruebas para ajustar detalles y fue ahÍ cuando vimos tener acceso. con 44 lÁmparas super poderosas cada uno de estos homena

jessica?— immense pressure she must be feeling, jessica?er _ feeling, jessica? i mean, some of the stats around her are - feeling, jessica? i mean, some ofi the stats around her are amazing, feeling, jessica? i mean, some of. the stats around her are amazing, i think she'll be the first british woman to beach of the grand slam singles, some time since the late 70s. she is ranked 150th in the world, so the expectations on her were not high and she's tied everything that might�*ve been a prediction about her, and she's done it with such a sunny disposition, extremely likeable and extreme talent. and i can't wait to see what she produces. fiend talent. and i can't wait to see what she produces— talent. and i can't wait to see what she produces-— talent. and i can't wait to see what she produces. and inspiring lots and lots of young — she produces. and inspiring lots and lots of young children _ she produces. and inspiring lots and lots of young children to _ she produces. and inspiring lots and lots of young children to take - she produces. and

jessica: en la ciudad de mÉxico, jessica zermeÑo, univisiÓn.

jessica, our last story _ very emotive issue. jessica, our last story is _ very emotive issue. queen in the coming weeks as an olive branch after recent spats there have been. what the make of that? ., , , of that? reading between the lines, the would of that? reading between the lines, they would just _ of that? reading between the lines, they would just like _ of that? reading between the lines, they would just like to _ of that? reading between the lines, they would just like to bring - of that? reading between the lines, they would just like to bring back i they would just like to bring back to the uk and meet other members of the family and it seems like very normal thing to want to do, even if it is a gesture of repairing relations. the sun suggests there has been an attempt at peacemaking between them and the royal family. i will believe it when i see it and when icm touchdown and see a family photograph. and when icy them touchdown. —— and when i see them touchdown. -- and when i see them touchdown-— touchdown. could it heal those wounds? l _ touchdown. could it heal th

'ust said, it's was blue i think as jessica 'ust said. its a fi was blue i think as jessica 'ust saidica 'ust said, it's a very finely * was blue i think as jessica just | said, it's a very finely balanced decision — said, it's a very finely balanced decision. the government has to take a broader_ decision. the government has to take a broader view as well. it's about the social— a broader view as well. it's about the social benefits of being in schools — the social benefits of being in schools for children and the psychological benefits that are being — psychological benefits that are being weighed in by prime ministers. and by— being weighed in by prime ministers. and by chris — being weighed in by prime ministers. and by chris whitty. they've been talking _ and by chris whitty. they've been talking about this, so the jc cvi has looked strictly has looked at the medical facts alone. i think it's entirely legitimate to do, and the valance is slightly tipped in their_ the valance is slightly tipped in their favour. the fallback is every parent _ their favour. the fallback is every par

jessica, which i rolling back, do we? jessica, which planning laws are going to be shaken up?y _ up? there wasn't meant to be an extraordinary shake-up - up? there wasn't meant to be an extraordinary shake-up of - up? there wasn't meant to be an extraordinary shake-up of the i extraordinary shake—up of the application process — basically tearing up the whole system and replacing it with a zonal system, which essentially strips homeowners of their rights to object to new homes. and if there is a designated growth zone, the presumption is the building permission is already granted, and councils have artie been given these mandatory house—building targets to meet. —— have already been. the places affected by this, you may think it's affected by this, you may think it's a great thing that we are building more houses because a housing crisis and building more houses should in theory solve that. but the places that have been really affected are a lot of these tory suburban shire seats where you might see warehouses worth a lot of money, and lots of the fields nearby, new houses buil

jessica, he only “ust started. -- gb news- he _ jessica, he only 'ust started. -- gb news. the wru— jessicaly need to - jessica, he onlyjust started. -- gb| news. he will probably need to turn in a very— news. he will probably need to turn in a very different direction. it's different— in a very different direction. it's different for a news channel, he was the face _ different fora news channel, he was the face of— different for a news channel, he was the face of a — different for a news channel, he was the face of a talent that attracted a lot of— the face of a talent that attracted a lot of good producers and journalists of, and now the main most _ journalists of, and now the main most famous face there is probably nigel— most famous face there is probably nigel farage, the former leader. they've — nigel farage, the former leader. they've made a number of right wing hires in _ they've made a number of right wing hires in recent months, and it doesn't — hires in recent months, and it doesn't suggest going in a direction that they— doesn't suggest going in a direction that they swore it it

jessica: Él se quedÓ sÓlo con uno de sus hijos. >> se llevaron dos niÑas y un niÑo sÓlo. lesiones en los pies y en los brazos, tambiÉn en la cabeza. jessica: este hondureÑo logrÓ pasar el retÉn policial que formaron los policÍas ayer bloqueando la carretera. >> no tenÍamos quÉ mÁs hacer. jessica: entre los detenidos, se encuentra un migrante haitiano que el domingo enfrentÓ a la guardia nacional con su hija en brazos. >> me caigo, tenÍa que proteger a mi hija. jessica: el instituto nacional de migraciÓn dijo que suspendiÓ a los dos agentes que ejercieron violencia. la onu y la comisiÓn de derechos humanos exigiÓ que se respete el derecho de los extranjeros. ademÁs se formÓ un grupo interdisciplinario entre mÉdicos, trabajadores sociales y psicÓlogos, que vigilen la salud de los niÑos. no se ha informado la cantidad de detenidos. >> son personas obligadas a salir de sus paÍses. ilia: mÁs de 380 migrantes han muerto en lo que va del aÑo intentando llegar a los estados unidos, atravesando peligrosas zonas desÉrticas de la frontera. es la cifra mÁs alta en siete aÑos, muchos

jessica: love the nba.back. media day. nats media day yesterday. good trolling kevin durant from david letterman. >> why do people call you k.d.? what about the pelicans? play the pelicans kind of make you giggle? [laughter] >> yeah. let anybody in here. [laughter] >> jessica: i was generally excited it was media day but it was great to see david letterman. >> dana: who your team? >> jessica: the na it s player centric person and i loved kevin durant. >> jesse: you grew up in the city you should be a knicks fan. so typical of you. switching teams. >> jessica: i didn't switch. >> jesse: that's it for us. "special report" is up next with bret. >> bret: hey, jesse. thanks, try washington teams. they are good. lafayette ♪ >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, the nation's top military and defense officials say they recommended keeping a small number of troops in afghanistan prior to complete u.s. withdrawal to stiffen the spine of afghan forces to hold off the taliban t

jessica tiene lo que sabemos hasta el momento. el ex director de pemex lozoya accediÓ a una cuenta para sacar el dinero. >> es la informaciÓn de lozoya, de los dichos. [habla en portuguÉs] jessica: segÚn reforma, los directivos de la empresa brasileÑa habrÍan depositado 6.000.000 de dÓlares en una cuenta radicada en las islas vÍrgenes britÁnicas, despuÉs el dinero fue retirado en efectivo para peÑa nieto y bidegaray, aunque no hay pruebas para que la fiscalÍa sostenga las acusaciones. >> en estos casos, los cargos son difÍciles de integrar y llevan tiempo. jessica: lozoya fue detenido en mal unidad —— mÁlaga, espaÑa. >> los expresidentes fueron denunciados en el escrito presentado por el seÑor lozoya y estamos en proceso de integraciÓn de la informaciÓn. jessica: pero esta es la primera vez que se conoce el monto de los sobornos. el presidente peÑa nieto en su Última audiencia en la fiscalÍa dijo que lozoya estuvo acompaÑado por su madre y su hermana y solicito un plazo de varios meses mÁs para reunir pruebas a su favor. en la fis

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we have a minute we've got to get to jessica.e recall election winner larry elder will be the best governor california has ever had. >> larry elder has more accomplishments that anyone could ever list which is not going to do that at this point i'm just going to sate larry elder for governor. also democrats pretend they are the party of empowering black people and they want to keep the white guy in office was a perfectly decent black man who once the job. on the french laundry front it's a repulsive thing gavin newsom went there. rules for the not for me as the saying goes. phil somewhere around that area someone like guy benson would get married that he would fly out there, it may be heaven mtv dj mary him in the vicinity. and he would not invite some of his colleagues like jessica tarlov would not be invited to a wedding like that because she is too conservative. kennedy: have to say about that an outstanding job. but because guy and adam are selling their second anniversary i have to the giant bottle of champagne to them, this

>>> i'm jessica gary, on nbc bay area news tonight, a back and forth debate over booster shots. tonight, though, a definitive answer on that extra dose. >> booster shots will be available in 80,000 locations, including over 40,000 pharmacies nationwide. >> so can you get a shot? and when? >>> and they're getting bigger and more ferocious each year, we're talking about wildfires but we're learning that minorities are disproportionately shouldering the fallout from the smoke and flames. we break down why. >>> and elizabeth holmes back in court, the jury hearing crucial testimony that could prove holmes knew her blood testing machine didn't work, but took investors' money anyway. >>> good evening, everyone, this is nbc bay area news tonight, and i am jessica aguirre. a key witness took the stand. he testified he told holmes that her blood testing machine was not ready, just days before the launch. he expressed the concerns, he says, the former lab director described holmes when he told her, as nervous, trembling, and upset. he said her voice was breaking up. that scathing testimony

she got through it jessica? >> jessica: okay, well, i'm sorry to both of you have. obviously.free to play. download the fox bet super 6 app. now to get started. so, how is that for an uplifting story? >> dana: well done, if you are going to take terry bradshaw's money. >> jesse: rose mcgowan, she helped expose harvey weinstein. she is joining "tucker carlson today" and she is going to talk about how democrats like the clintons and gavin newsom's wife helped enable harvey weinstein's culture of sexual harassment and it's going to be a two-part episode. "tucker carlson today" on fox nation. slated to air today ends friday at 4:00 p.m. eastern. head over to fox nation now for part 1 and check that out. >> dana: greg, would you like to tell your joke that you held back? >> no i believe that joke would get me fired. >> can you tell us. >> jesse: we would like to read your joke. [laughter] >> dana: just tell everyone. all right, great show. that's it for us. "special report" is up next with bret baier. hey, bret. >> bret: are you sure greg doesn't want more time. >> greg: nobody wan

jessica: a unos pasos de la entrada estÁ "el rodeo", donde alguna vez hubo jaripeos y fiesta. espacios que nunca se habÍan visto, es uno de los premios que el gobierno mexicano va a rifar el prÓximo 15 de septiembre, el lugar estÁ en ruinas porque se llevaron los saqueadores hasta cables de luz y maderas, sÓlo se salvÓ esta caminadora. la casa cuenta con un jacuzzi de mÁrmol coronado por una cabeza de leÓn de piedra. tambiÉn se conservan estas jaulas que anteriormente tenÍan animales exÓticos como tigres de bengala y gorilas y venados y cebras. esto se asemeja al zoolÓgico privado que tenÍa el narcotraficante pablo escobar en la hacienda nÁpoles. presidente lÓpez obrador: hay formas de resolver. jessica: muchos rezan por ser el dueÑo de esta finca que fuera del capo que se burlÓ de la autoridad hasta que lo detuvieron y que hoy condenado en estados unidos no tiene esperanzas de volver a este lugar. jorge: el debate era si deberÍa convertirse en escuela o no, ahora alguien se lo va a ganar. ilia: imagÍnate. [música] wenceslao: hijos, yo soy su padre. wenceslao rueda. mariano: ¿

probably thinks the baby is his mother. >> jessica: adam driver cat.ious. do you know what's better than a ray or a bunch of rays? one elephants but two elephants. twin elephants born in sri lanka. this is a sanctuary. elephant orphanage, a sanctuary for rescued wild elephants that need to be rescued or treated. huge tourist attraction if you are in sri lanka there you go. twin elephants. >> shannon: that poor momma. she had a lot of work to do. personal tie from above the sky. check out astronauts having a pizza party in the international space station. the crew enjoying their gravity defying pizzas with big smiles. you putting on own toppings. looks like a lot of fun. i'm not sure how they get cooked. >> greg: fun going in: you have limited options. look at everything that is on there. >> greg: that's the whole point of becoming astronaut. when the women when their hair is all over, he. >> dagen: each each other's pizza. >> will: college football comes back tonight ucf, boise state, ohio state, minnesota. nebraska started last weekend. they lost to i

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>> i think jessica hit on it.ething else going on there that broke up the marriage and it's not due at the size but has to do with, as a doctor upset this way, he stepped into a puddle that he should not have, something like that. >> i believe this might have something to do with intercourse could we say testicles, anderson? [laughter] >> i think it's great i do pray. >> and is out till getting the vaccine. kennedy: the lines are so long. why isn't anyone mad at lebron james for not making a bigger stand? and making this a greater cause for people who follow and worship him? why are you mad at nicki minaj saying i'm not getting the vaccine yet. everyone is so misogynistic. >> she also said i will probably get it. kennedy: exactly that's a follow up everyone's leaving out. word journal is going to try the cousins friend? that's the person we need to hear from. but not in sweatpants because i think we could see the outline of the swelling. kennedy: not gray sweats. [laughter] >> kennedy do you see the health ministe

jessica: it is an uneven playing field.t the end of the day, if somebody could work for a large employer, that perception is that that company will provide better benefits, provide a better experience, and you can get many of those same benefits and a small business. overwhelmingly, small businesses employ the majority of americans. but when it comes to hiring, that perceptions are not as positive when it comes to small businesses. people will pass businesses like mine to work for a big firm because they are under the impression that bigger is better. we often, as small business owners, miss out on the opportunity to get great talent. or in some instances, we serve as a pipeline for talent for the larger companies. we get people who otherwise may not have had a chance to work, they get the experience, and then the big companies hire them away because they can often pay higher wages. we are at an interesting intersection now as small businesses trying to create the jobs that will help lead the nation into recovery. sonali: j

[laughter] kennedy: jessica?e some masks, i love me some mandates, guilty. kennedy: no, actually, not guilty. and you know what? i think they should go back to the resort and get the room upgrade. we're going to do this quickly, here we go. florida couple, busted for engaging in a series of sex acts on the side of the road. felony criminal complaints as many drivers saw earp and sean in an erin and sean in an open area making whoop pee, charged with lewd and lascivious exhibition and charged with the synthetic marijuana, not even real marijuana. mike, how do you defend them? >> so i'm going to yet a little technical on this one. i have a law here that helps me which is the florida law about lewd and lascivious exhibition requires this be done for sexual gratification. so i'm going to have my client come in and testify that, honestly, it wasn't that good -- [laughter] nobody really enjoyed themselves and it can't be a crime. it wasn't any good, not guilty. kennedy: chris? >> i feel like the libertarian tonight. gu

what do you think about that, jessica? >> i obviously think that the egging incident is absolutely abhorrent. putting on a gorilla mask and throwing something at a black man. it's very clear what she was doing. it's nasty and it has no place in our politics. i think referring to it as an incident for instance, that doesn't really do justice. no one should be supportive of it and more people should have spoken out about it. in terms of referring to larry elder is a white supremacist, obviously i think that's a bridge too far. he's a black man. if someone was talked about black politics throughout his entire career. for democrats i think do have a point is hearkening back to what he said in the '90s, that he wouldn't have voted to support the civil rights amendment. he has reported republican policies that democrats feel strongly disenfranchise black people at the ballot box and economically and socially. and that his policy that would not be better for minorities in california and the country at large the policies that demo

jessica: hablan mucho de Él. reportera: jessica se encontraban una fuerte depresiÓn.sechando Éxitos y estuvo con nosotros cantando y la pasamos excelente y hablÓ con otros amigos de televisa espectÁculos. reportera: desaparecer y por quÉ te vas son los dos sencillos de sandra echeverrÍa, por lo que para el tercer sencillo buscÓ darle un giro y mostrar el amor incondicional en una relaciÓn. sandra: me gustarÍa hacer una canciÓn de amor. siempre hay momentos en donde uno tiene inseguridades, o estÁ pasando por malos momentos. o ya no me quieres o es que hay otra, de repente uno se empieza a meter fantasmas en la cabeza. querÍa yo hablar de eso y a partir de eso comenzamos a hacer la canciÓn. reportera: un disco conformado por 14 canciones. un mexicano y un colombiano con un solo objetivo. [musica] sandra: es lo que estoy mostrando realmente con mi mÚsica, el estar frente a un mariachi apoyada por un mariachi reportera: realizÓ el vÍdeo promocional de la canciÓn al sur de la ciudad de mÉxico en un lugar paradisÍaco. sandra: es como una explanada muybonita, nadie tenÍa se

let's go to jessica now. you spoke with the organizer of this saturday rally.re will be no violence and he's blasting that message out to his supporters online and over twitter, telling them specifically respect law enforcement. who is the organizers? a former trump campaign staffer from 2016. it was a short-lived time with the campaign, just about a few months. his name is matt brainard. he has since foul of nded a conservative group called look ahead america. he said he is organizing the event for one reason only. he says he wants to seek justice for the hundreds charged for the january 6th insurrection. he stresses to me this isn't a rally about the election and extremists looking to cause trouble, he says, are not welcome. here is what else he told me. >> we've got a largely peaceful crowd. we've had two events in washington, d.c. so far, at the department of justice and at the prison. there have been no incidents so far. no one will be bringing a weapon who will be part of our crowd. i can assure the police of that. >> reporter: he estimates and the depart

jessica, you said joe biden was consistent. i'd say consistently terrible when it comes to foreign policy. he was against the raid that took out osama bin laden. he stands up over and over again and lies to the american people. so please do not spit in our face and tell us it's raining. we know better. >> the surge was the single most effective thing we did in the iraq war. we did it in 2009, 10, 11. he was vice president for eight years of this war and you want to stand them and tell me you inherit it? probably the only president that didn't inherit this war because you were in charge of's for eight years of it. you can argue george w. bush got a raw deal from his predecessor that add a chance to kill bin laden multiple times. >> we talked about this before the show. i supported the withdraw. i supported it with trump. what does that mean? bringing every last troop home or could we have some presence in bagram, offered air support to the troops to push back the taliban. we need joey jones guys on the ground, but could have had

to performance of jessica _ four, three... to performance of jessica chastain _ four, three...er than the film itself, which is a disappointment. it is a story told to much in broad strokes. it lacks originality. but baker's appeal was to the christian right as it was a growing force. the film misses the opportunity to help us understand the rise of that movement that went on to have such a powerful impact on modern american political life. toronto was packed with good films. a favourite of mine being the power of the dog a great study of power in relationships and repressed lives, but because of being hampered by covid—19, it was not an award season where toronto could capture the limelight. that distinction belongs to venice and telluride. that brings the special awards season look ahead edition of talking movies to a close. you can reach us online... and you can find us online... and you can find us on facebook and twitter. so, from me, tom brook and the rest of the talking movies production team in toronto, it is goodbye as we leave you with a clip from the led zeppelin doc

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and the last question from jessica? >> the last question is [inaudible] should they then test again. >> so, again, this is this is a situation where they're fully vaccinated and tested positive, basically, you need to isolate for the ten days until -- until you don't have symptoms, assuming you don't have any symptoms after ten days, and there's no further recommendation to get retested again, and if you do get symptoms similar to covid-19 after that again, the best thing to do is to talk directly to your health care provider. but in general, there's no reason to get tested after the ten days after -- from the day of your positive test. so the most important thing is if you do test positive, to isolate, to wear the mask, and for goodness sake, if you have friends and family that haven't been vaccinated yet, get them vaccinated -- support them getting vaccinated, i should say. >> all right. thank you so much to jessica and fini for all of your work in the community, as you've heard many similar questions that they all ha

alright, jessica washington life is there on the line from jakarta. jessica, thank you. now, the trial of 20 people charged over the november 2015 attacks in paris is about to begin in the city. among the accused of the flam. there was thought to be the only surviving attack, a $130.00 people were killed in the attacks and hundreds more were injured. it was the worst violence in france since the 2nd world war. natasha buck reports from paris at the vatican, concert hall, empowering some people managed to escape through my door. inside. gunman was shooting at the crowd. the earlier the attackers had rampaged across the city, getting people in several locations by the end of the evening. a 130 people dead in attack by the french president declared a state of emergency across from there was shock and grief. nearly 6 years on thomas smet remembers how an evening of enjoying life music at the battle rapidly turned into a nightmare that grew all of a sudden people fell to the floor. i turned around and saw 2 people on the crash because shooting everything that move according t

host: jessica dulong, where were the boats taking people? guest: anywhere they could go. there were boats taking people to new jersey, certainly the ferry operators did their best to take advantage of the infrastructure they had on land to be able to disembark people quickly. recall that you have to not only get people on the boat safely, but you also need to have a gangway or some other mechanism for getting them off safely -- so which boats could safely do that where was determined by the structure. there were passengers -- passenger designed boats i went to new jersey but had to borrow gangways and set them up in as our ways through the loading dock door, kind of situations. there was all this improvisation that happens. at one point there was, on the jersey side, a tugboat offloading passengers over a letter -- over a ladder set up vertically so people were crawling across it one by one. the spirit cruise captain came on and said, get these people onto my bow and i will offload them way faster. right now you are hogging the space. so they collaborated and salty langua

but jessica washington is out the scene entangle, joins us live. jessica, so does talk us through what more details and now emerging about the file then we're just outside the prison at the main gate and we also waiting for information to come forward. this is still a developing situation. as you mentioned, more than 70 people injured among them, we know that 8 people were critically injured and some of them have gone to more than 98 percent of their body now. so far the cause of the fire is still being investigated. a door he say that potentially the cause of the fire may have been an electrical short circuit and that they may have been a shortage of fire extinguishers on the scene. no local authorities from the tongue tongue fire department were able to extinguish the blaze within about an hour. but in that time, as you mentioned, at least 41, the people lost their lives. now it is important to look at this safety incident in the broader context we have known for many years now that over crowding has been a problem in indonesia, prison and human

i think jessica is right. we saw the fire of up with of fbi agents just crecently. we didn't see this happen in a timely matter. it seems like it was a cover up in the fbi. justice for those little girls who had their childhood denied because of the predator conduct of larry nassar. >> mark, i'm really glad you're with us because you know the scope and the breadth of this story. i want to pull one of the threads that jessica left for us there. this bad apple theory. he focused on specific agents but she says it's not just a few bad apples. what your reporting tell you about the breadth of this. is this structural. is this cultural? >> let me go back for a second, if i may. jessica howard is one of first gymnasts to come forward. i think she was the third. she left me a voice message. she was nervous. she's especially a hero on that front. in terms of what's going on at the fbi, i can't assess how many bad apples or good apples are over there, but what i see is five years after our first story. five years when rachel came forward to talk about having been abused by l