going to throw you off the train in the middle of nowhere, jessica? >> jessica: not me. clown, as carrie bradshaw would say. >> greg: look what happened to her. i don't know what happened to her. >> jesse: rich and famous. >> greg: what frightens me the most: world poverty. the climate getting warmer. >> jessica: thank you for taking this so seriously. >> greg: you people make me sick. "one more thing" is up next. as someone who resembles someone else, i appreciate that liberty mutual knows everyone's unique. that's why they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. oh, yeah. that's the spot. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty, liberty, liberty, liberty ♪ . . (announcer) the core is key to losing weight, getting back in shape, and feeling good. introducing the aero trainer, designed to strengthen your core, flatten your stomach, and relieve stress and back pain. it conforms to your body and increases muscle activity. abs, back, obliques, hips, and glutes. get incredible results in just five to ten minutes a day. the aero trainer supports over 50

this is not cnn jessica?> greg: i thought you were going to have a baby for a minute there. >> jesse: i got it, i got it! i'm sorry. i'll take it. >> jessica: kennedy will be delivering the honor. jesse will be filming. >> jesse: that wasn't discussed. okay. >> jessica: moving on. nail art. i am obsessive about intricate japanese hand-painted nail art. they say it's distracting when i have like a wild design. makes me -- >> jesse: you have it here. >> jessica: i do. >> jesse: looks like the pop tart. >> dagen: i look like i've been digging up asphalt in the street with my bare happened. orchids. they're part of my process. >> jessica: yes. >> jesse: for the win. >> dagen: they're beautiful. >> greg: i still have an ipod. i have an ipod. i have everything. >> dagen: the wheel? >> greg: and i'm going to use it tonight on the ride home. >> jesse: you use it tonight for whatever you want. big guy. self-care. >> greg: pervert. >> jesse: you're sick. >> greg: what youthful activity do you wish you could still do? i

going to throw you off the train in the middle of nowhere, jessica? >> jessica: not me.t for last. clowns. nothing scarier than a clown, as carrie bradshaw would say. >> greg: look what happened to her. i don't know what happened to her. >> jesse: rich and famous. >> greg: what frightens me the most: world poverty. the climate getting warmer. >> jessica: thank you for taking this so seriously. >> greg: you people make me sick. "one more thing" is up next. this is wealth. ♪ ♪ this is worth. that takes wealth. but this is worth. and that - that's actually worth more than you think. don't open that. wealth is important, and we can help you build it. but it's what you do with it, that makes life worth living. principal. for all it's worth. . . ♪ ♪ >> shannon: time now for one more thing. katie, kick us off. >> katie: special reported one more thing from our friends at fox weather. before you go trick or treating this weekend download the fox weather app. free for all iphone and android devices. amy freese is here to give us the halloween weekend forecast, amy? >> i thought w

>> jessica: it's totally feasible. up on something that jesse said, use the word "peaceful," critical to the first amendment, understanding how this communication goes. we all realize that she treat people with respect. there's school board members being accosted on the street. it is my impression, just understanding president biden and the people who work for him, merrick garland, they don't seem irrational, that they are going to be talked about folks who are taking this into an inappropriate level, versus just someone who is saying "excuse me, i don't agree with this, but it is a curriculum." most parents should understand that the mass mandate is not coming from the teachers. it's coming from the higher-ups. >> dana: the fbi involvement. >> jessica: it might be one of those things that we get upset about. it never comes to fruition, it was an aside that merrick garland did comment on. >> dana: maybe he got a call from the white house and was like "fine, i will put out the memo." i got a lot of attention. people are

. >> jessica: okay, so it's a sad day here at fox. her. we wish you all the best, luck in your new adventure, over the years, i think eight years, fine member of the fox family. >> jesse: fine member. >> great outfits, great fashion. >> jesse: sabrina we are going to miss you and we love you and i'm not afraid to say it. the third book of the fox book all american christmas hits the shelves tuesday november 16th, you can order it now at fox news books.com or wherever books are sold, i love that phrase, wherever books are sold, perfect christmas gift this season so get your friends and family, supply chain issues be damned. rashle duffy and sean duffy, i guess they're married, this will future an inside look of how a family of 11 celebrates the holidays. i actually wrote a chapter. several people wrote a chapter at this table. >> i didn't. >> jesse: we'll get around to you next book. also tonight i'm going to be hosting fox news prime time and we have a murderer's row, sean hannity, bret baier, tommy lauren, also i asked about kamala h

jessica: amy, good morning.urprised that facebook new it was causing -- knew it was causing concrete harm to women, people of color, and society as a whole. or that it knew it was spreading disinformation about the pandemic, vacnes, and other things. what i'm surprised about is how blatantly they lied to the american public. including members of congress, over and over again about the extent to which they were causing harm here in the united states and around the world. th's the shocking part. just a number of bald-faced lies repeated over and over again. it indicates, clearly, facebook is unfit to self govern and we ne the u.s. congre and administration to step in and provide transparency and accountability. roger: -- juan: in terms of facebook's record and ability to monitor hate speech, you also raise questions about is not just in the english language given the enormous international reach of faceok, but other languages as well. they are noticing a difference between how it even monitors english-language mat

[laughter] >> jessica: i cried all night. ship blame off. it will be interesting to see what this new generation of political leadership looks like. we have erica adams coming in here, who ran on a criminal justice reform and tough on crime platform, and used his expanse in the past as a police officer. you have seen the biden task force on this. chiefs from all over the country are saying "this has to be dealt with. we are not ignoring these spikes during the last year and a half." i am looking forward to it. it is generally -- you don't know when or where it's going to happen. it's been contained into that neighborhood. >> emily: what do you see is the tipping point? what will be the change to during these cities around to get this crime under control? >> jesse: in new york, they've got to bring back the anti-crime unit. they disbanded that, 600 officers. these are the guys in plainclothes undercover there in every housing unit, in the bronx, every corner, every precinct. they jump out at people. they do foot pursuits, they

jessica washington, al jazeera, jakarta.health organization has named 26 experts who will revive the investigation into the pandemic. the group will look into the origins of the virus that emerged in china in late 2019. the disease has since killed nearly 5 million people. >> that is a human endeavor to understand of virus that has stopped our whole world. and i would ask everyone, countries, journalists, everybody else to create a little bit of space for that discussion to happen. because this is probably, right now, this is our best chance and it may be our last chance to understand the origins of this virus in a collegiate, collective, and mutually responsible way. barbara: at least 46 people have been killed in a fire in southern taiwan. dozens of others were injured in the blaze, which broke out in a 13 story building early on thursday. authorities are investigating whether the firecccccc [ video casste rating ] [ came whirrin] once un a ti, i had a mum who to me everhing. you ow, i kn about r loversnd her bakups. we'd

jessica obeyed. hey, it was also very jessica. you were a big part of the protests over electricity sources, days over general, mismanagement in level itself. now you're seeing these protests. are you worried that protesting is become a very dangerous affair. and 11 on is this an escalation in your opinion? it because they cannot compare the demonstration that's happened yesterday of the group trying to of just to just this end up comfortability, the process of people demanding basic services and accountability. there are no similarities and the product that what we're seeing in terms of the shortage and lack of basic services that people are no longer mobile. i mean like they did and over 2019. and that's probably how low people are hoping that change can happen. so what who is missing is probably be that the people who want basic services and a lot of conditions are not so hope that they can have them anymore. so me know that how much of this is about just this topic baton and how much of this is actually just about has been wan

jessica zermeÑo con la informaciÓn.etÁlica. >> hoy es algÚn simbÓlico porque nos quitaron los nombres de nuestras hijas desaparecidas. jessica: en este lugar las autoridades instalarÁn una escultura en honor a las mujeres indÍgenas. >> creemos que debe ser para las mujeres que luchan, incluyendo las mujeres indÍgenas. jessica: las mujeres siguen desapareciendo por el control del crimen organizado. >> todo esto es un sufrir para nosotras. jessica: la crisis ha llegado a tal nivel, que el new york times les dedicÓ un extenso reportaje. activistas buscan que esta glorieta se convierta en un homenaje para aquellas que siguen sin encontrar a sus seres queridos. el hijo de maribel desapareciÓ en 2019 cuando manejaba su taxi. >> estamos unidas para buscar a nuestros tesoros. >> la desapariciÓn tiene que ser algo prioritario. ilia: el presidente de mÉxico andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador pidiÓ una investigaciÓn para saber si hay mexicanos involucrados en los "papeles pandora". se referÍa a los documentos que revelÓ el consorcio de r

jessica considers to be family. >> she's just been added to the family, bright?amily. his great to bring those two worlds together. >> reporter: dana agrees. >> she was there when i was at my lowest. there was many times i told her i don't think i can make it this far, i don't think i meant to be here, and she would always reassure me, it doesn't matter what you're going to do. >> say goodbye, diana. see you soon. say goodbye. >>> diana says she will head home to the bay area soon so she can meet jessica's daughter in person. the two see the relationship lasting a lifetime. pretty amazing. to learn more about students rising above and its scholars, just go to kpix.com /sra. >>> it is peak season on apple hill east of sacramento. every october, visitors from all over flock to the farms to get treats like cider, and fritters. this week it is going to be a bit tougher to get there inks to construction on highway 50. the construction, along with big crowds, expected to lead to long driving times for visitors. >> at the key thing for the county and the apple hill folk

for diana and jessica, this call is special. jessica is a college adviser at students rising above and diana is one of two dozen students she's served, their first in person meeting happened many years ago. >> i remember when i met. we met at starbucks. >> you could see she was quiet, reserved. that was her personality. you could see that beneath that there was so much. >> reporter: sitting across from jessica, a shy high school junior reeling from the shock of being selected sra scholar an achievement diana would keep secret at first from everyone including her family. >> i didn't tell anyone because i didn't think i was going to get it. i was scared like how do i tell this to mom? >> struggling with parental and cultural expectations that including work, not higher education. >> i didn't grow up with anyone, seeing anyone else go to college. i was like everyone in my family works really hard. i was like i will just work hard. no one gave me the conversation of college. >> reporter: no one so committed to the college conversati

>> no. >> jessica, we mailed yu a box. >> okay. my gosh! >> could you please read it out loud?few people the wrong way but thank you for your tireless service to enlarge our nation's clitorature. awesome schum. >> coo for jessica's activism helped standardized guidelines for practicing ob/gyns in five textbooks. you can add one to my list. i'm updating my diary, and you can thank me later. >> trevor: thank you so much for that, michael. tristan harris will be joining us on the show to tell us how facebook is making us want to kill each other. don't want to miss it. here's a good halloween trick. buy a bunch of reese's. (uh huh, there you go) turn off all the lights in your house. (yeah yeah) ( trick or treat!) and then just don't answer the door. not sorry, reese's. ♪ ♪ ♪ you won't admit you love me ♪ ♪ and so, you only tell me ♪ ♪ ♪ perhaps, perhaps, perhaps ♪ ♪ ♪ harris of the center for humane technology. he's here to talk about facebook and whether the social media giant can be both responsible and profitable. tristan. welcome to the show. >> pleasure to be here with you. >

>> no. >> jessica, we mailed yu a box. >> okay. my gosh! >> could you please read it out loud?s jessica, you may have rubbed a few people the wrong way but thank you for your tireless service to enlarge our nation's clitorature. awesome schum. >> coo for jessica's activism helped standardized guidelines for practicing ob/gyns in five textbooks. you can add one to my list. i'm updating my diary, and you can thank me later. >> trevor: thank you so much for that, michael. tristan harris will be joining us on the show to tell us how facebook is making us want to kill each other. don't want to miss it. we love our house, been here for years. yeah. but there's an animal in the attic. (loud drumming) yeah yeah yeah yeah!!!! (animal drumming in distance) (loud drumming) drums! drums! aaaaaahhhh! at least geico makes bundling our home and car insurance easy. we save a lot. aaaaaahhhh! ohhh! (loud drumming) animal! aaaaaahhhh! for bundling made easy, go to geico.com. uh-oh... somewhere out west a lone river does run. it carves and cuts and clears its own path and the work is never done.

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we talk about all that and more with our panel, jessica tarlov and joe concha. first joe biden's presidency is now a metastasized shambles. a real-world case study in the perils of progressive and possible is in. open borders, fiscal incontinence, naÏve strategic idealism mask wielding descent canceling authoritarian collectivism. biden is kind of like mickey mouse as the sorcerer's apprentice in walt mary's while disease nightmare fantasia bracey is the magic hat and everything becomes a cascading waterfall of destruction. mickey's reign of ara is now firmly reflected in the opinion polls. the poll this week shows the president's approval rating on just about every aspect of his job plumbing new depths. at least 38% of respondents approve of his performance and office with 53% disapproving. among the critical independent voters disapproval numbers are up 60% that's up 52% a month ago. he gets negative rating sent about every major issue in the handling of the coronavirus 58 disapproved on the economy, it is 39 -- 55. as commander-in-chief at 37 -- 58. on taxes

jessica, we'll start with you in texas. why the name change in the midst of facebook's biggest pr crisis of all time? how calculated is this move? >> it's definitely questionable. you know, is it calculated? it's certainly worth looking at the history of things that have happened in the month earlier before this event occurred. it's certainly interesting to note the efforts to turn a new page and turn a new chapter. usually when you think of a name change, you think of starting a new path. >> jessica, does the company like facebook, as established as facebook, as popular as facebook, really have a chance to get a fresh start like this? >> you know, it's funny because a lot of companies, i think, have tried to put aside the history of past events through a name change, and oftentimes it doesn't usually really work. people do remember the history. >> okay, scott, what does this mean? everyday people, layman's terms here. there is still a facebook, there's still an instagram, there's still a whatsapp. what does this mean, does

jessica: de queremos mucho.s. karla: "despierta amÉrica" no se detiene . cargos criminales podrÍa enfrentar alec badwiln verÁs la foto del actor instantes antes de los disparos. alan: atenciÓn padres, dulces falsos que contiene mariguana podrÍan terminar en manos de tus hijos este halloween. te diremos el riesgo que representan y cÓmo identificarlos. karla: salma hayek es la nueva portada de la revista people. alan: cÓmo ayudar alguien que sufre de adicciones? un experto te ayuda. karla: nos visita liliana rodrÍguez y marÍa conchita alonso para hacer una importante invitaciÓn. alan: bienvenidos a una nueva hora de "despierta amÉrica" [mÚsica] [mÚsica] jessica: Éstas de la dedico y por tu cumpleaÑos. raÚl: miÉrcoles 27 de octubre del aÑo 2021 gracias por la compaÑÍa, la fidelidad y toda la buena onda en un dÍa como hoy. jessica: super especial por eso te preparÉ un buffet. tengo varias entrevistas. tambiÉn le presento a los colombianos que se encargaron del tema, del exitoso tema de maluma. hay mucha informaciÓn.

jessica zermeÑo nos amplÍa.bancaria, solicitar trabajo e inscribirse en una instituciÓn educativa. >> serÁ fundamental para agilizar los trÁmites que deben hacer para reintegrarse. jessica: tendrÁ una vigencia de 80 dÍas y podrÁ ser usada por migrantes que se encuentran en mÉxico. >> se podrÁ adquirir en los 11 puntos de deportaciÓn ubicados en la frontera norte del paÍs y el seis aeropuertos del interior de la repÚblica. >> no creo que nos den trabajo sÓlo con eso. jessica: la deportaciÓn de mexicanos sigue en aumento y la mayorÍa no tiene un acta de nacimiento. entre enero y octubre de este aÑo, mÁs de 180.000 mexicanos han sido repatriados de mÉxico hacia estados unidos. el gobierno mexicano pondrÁ en marcha un sitio de internet donde explique las acciones y programas destinadas a los repatriados. aunque los que regresan tienen otras preocupaciones. >> para volver a venir no hay dinero. patricia: en mÉxico el crimen organizado estÁ utilizando populares juegos de vÍdeo para reclutar menores a sus filas, se hac

she now stars as lady jessica in "dune." >> jessica, you gave me a son, and from the moment he was bornr son? >> with my life. >> i'm not asking his mother. i'm asking the bennet jezueit. will you protect paul? >> why are you having these thoughts? bennet, this is not you. >> i thought we'd have more time. >> stephen: please welcome rebecca ferguson! ( cheers and applause ). ♪ ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> wow! >> stephen: i have so looked forward to this interview. >> me, too. look at all this. >> stephen: i know, isn't it lovely? ( cheers and applause ). >> it's real! >> stephen: it's real. atual human beings. >> you're actually here. sorry. >> stephen: i-- i-- i-- we've never before. >> we haven't. >> stephen: i am a huge fan of your work, and i've never been more excited to talk about a movie. oooh, maybe ever, than "dune." people associate me with "lord of the rings." people associate me with "lord of the rings" but "dune" is equally important to me. it's combed into my mind, in my soul. and i will say for the record-- this is my review-- a perfect adaptation of this book. ( appla

., ., , ., ., jessica? you only need to look at the impact _ jessica?look at the impact of _ jessica? you only need to look at the impact of president - jessica? you only need to look at the impact of president putin's i the impact of president putin's comments to see the power he seems to have, energy prices in europe is a huge issue. prices have been soaring, they have been reaching record highs down to a variety of factors but it has left eu member states scrabbling to act and the eu as well. the eu next week is expected to come forward with some possible short to medium—term measures to mitigate the situation. longer term it may be looking at gas market reforms, the joint procurement of emergency gas results as well. yesterday, interestingly, the french president emmanuel macron said europe needed to become more sovereign when it came to energy, more independent, then you look over to germany and you have the nordstrom gas pipeline that runs from russia. approval of that pipeline may be many months away but it has still led to fears the continent wi

i'm jessica dean in washington. pamela brown has the night off. a major test for democrats in the post trump era. terry mcauliffe and glenn youngkin are blitzing virginia. it could provide valuable insight about voter sentiment ahead of the midterm elections. the race right now is neck and neck even though joe biden won the commonwealth by 10 percent taj points a year ago but the approval rating is sliding. just 42% of americans are okay with the job performance. eva, let's start with you. right now this evening what is youngkin saying to win the last undecided votes? >> reporter: youngkin centered the parents matter message as a strategy. he is sort of speaking to parents who are frankly exhausted. many who have never felt so isolated from the schools, especially during this time of the pandemic. some voicing frustrations with mask mandates. others part of the cultural battle over what is taught in virginia public schools and so that is the issue that seems to be resonating with the people at the rallies and something that he's sitting hard here

. >>> jessica simpson back in charge.rs can learn from her story. ♪ >>> meet your new bachelorette. michelle young on "gma" in her first interview right before the dramatic new season kicks off. plus, our exclusive look at tonight's premiere. >>> and our big celebration. ten years of "deals & steals." a decade of surprises with tory johnson. >> i can't believe these deals. >> from the food to the comfort. we're kicking off a whole week of deals. this morning, all $20 or less. it's all for the superfans as we say, good morning, america. ♪ >>> can you believe it? >> i cannot believe that. >> tory johnson, so good at deals. >> and how she has helped so many small businesses in the process as well. good morning, america. >>> we're going to talk about that. we have "deals & steals" of course, and also, we have a big announcement from country music star luke bryan. >> what he has to say later, but first, a lot of news to get to this morning. starting with the latest on those kidnapped americans in haiti. the fbi has made contac

jessica. very good. have you with us on the al jazeera and use our 1st of all, were you surprised by any of what you heard today from france is how good is there anything in particular that jumped out of i'll tell you folly, i was not surprised that facebook has routinely propped up hate big a tree misinformation about a number of issues. that part wasn't surprising. what this revelation really means is that facebook knew it was doing that, decided not to disclose that to the american public. and in fact, lied repeatedly, including to members of congress about the widespread global harm that its platform is causing. and so that's the, the sort of watershed moment that we're having here is now because of all the documents that how been released. we can see very clearly that facebook knew what was happening and decided not to act so. so none of us have been tracking us activists back a day makes et cetera. researchers are surprised about the proliferation of hate and false info. it's just pretty shocking a

jessica: cÓmo eres tÚ de suegro? alan: buena onda. jessica: te creemos.des sociales, signos de twitter, facebook e instagram. revive tu cemento favorito en www.despiertaamÉrica.com el app de univisiÓn y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. jessica: se quedÓ pensando en la boda. raÚl: pero ademÁs tus hijas son preciosas. ana y nicole son unas bellezas. alan: de chiquita serÍa de chiste de castro 35 aÑos no se puede casar, pero que se vayan ya de la casa. raÚl: no es cierto! alan: la actriz itatÍ se prepara para su prÓximo trabajo. reportera: el telÓn de pequeÑas grandes cosas se levantÓ de su estreno oficial con teatro lleno en el que se realizÓ la celebraciÓn de la 200 representaciones de una obra protagonizadapor mariana garza, mientras i that i cantoral fungiÓ como madrina de la placaconmemorativa. >> estoy contenta de volver al teatro, de aplaudir a las pequeÑas grandes cosas. a mariana garza imagÍnate que estoy trabajando con su hija que es una esplÉndida actriz. un talento fuera de cierre que se va a presentar con nosotros. reportera:se ha convertido en un

jessica: they have said this over and over again.d the documen from facebook's own research indicates they are only cating 3% to 5%. mark zuckerberg has told this number to me personally. he has said this time and time again before congress. i saw the sec documents that haugen filed yesterday. he has also shared this with shareholders. this needs to be looked into. they are materially misleading the public and shareholders about their content moderation in hate speech. amy: jessica gonzales co-ceo of the media advocacy group free , press and co-founder of change the terms, a coalition that works to disrupt online hate. roger mcnamee, author of "zucked: waking up to the facebook catastrophe." stay with us. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "working for the knife" by mitski. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org the quarantine report, i'm amy goodman. the oil spill 30 miles south of los angeles. as many as 144,000 gallons leaked. e pipeline is owned by amplify energy, texas-based, which did not report the leak 12 hours after the coast guard was

jessica parker re ”ortin some quarters. jessica parker reporting from _ some quarters.. jessica parker reporting from brussels. stay| reporting from brussels. stay with us on bbc news. thousands of fans gather to mourn the death of indian star puneeth rajkumar. he indira gandhi, ruler of the world's largest democracy, died today. 0nly yesterday, she had spoken of dying in the service of her country and said, "i would be proud of it. "every drop of my blood will contribute to the "growth of this nation." after 46 years of unhappiness, these two countries have concluded a chapter of history. no more suspicion, no more fear, no more uncertainty of what each day might bring. booster ignition and lift—off . of discovery with a crew of six astronaut heroes and one american legend. - this is beautiful. a milestone in human history. born today, this girl in india is the seven billionth person on the planet. this is bbc news and these are our latest headlines. post francis calls for radical decisions at next week's climate change summit. as the row over post brexit fixturing rig

. >>> i'm jessica aguirre. next on nbc bay area news, tonight getting closer and getting younger kids vaccinated. the white house just revealed its plan to ship out the shots once they're formally approved. tonight what that rollout will look like in the bay area. and we're also talking to a doctor who played an important role in figuring out in that vaccine is safe for young children. >>> and then overnight rain, just a taste of what's to come. will the storms headed our way be enough to end our fire season? what about the drought? jeff ranieri will join me with the answers. and she's accused of throwing alcohol-fueled parties for teens. los gatos mom back in the bay area appearing in front of a judge. so what happens next in this case? >>> good evening, everyone. this is nbc bay area news tonight. and i'm jessica aguirre. so what's it going to take to vaccinate 28 million kids? tonight we have some answers. both the white house and parts of the bay area laying out the plan for children 5 to 11. now, that roll

joining me now, san jose attorney jessica huey. jessica, thanks for your time tonight.s is the first time i've heard of something like this. when did this come across your desk? when did the first case come across your desk? >> you know, we've been seeing these cases kind of pick up over the past few months once the children 12 and up were permitted to receive the vaccine. we've been seeing it quite a bit, and i anticipate it's only going to increase once the age range is widened. >> i'm guessing if the parents are coming to you, it the gotten to be pretty contentious. what are you seeing, and how are judges handling these types of cases? >> so i'm seeing it both representing moms and dads and then also representing kids. courts don't just want to focus on the science. they want to focus on precedent, and the only precedent we have on these issues is what we've done with past vaccines, so not necessarily the covid vaccine. so what i'm seeing is the court is really trying not to differentiate between vaccines in general and the covid vaccine. so really the court's going

. >>> i'm jessica aguirre, get vaccinated or go back to distance learning. governor newsom making a sweeping decision, california now the first state in the nation to require eligible students to get vaccinated if they want to keep showing up on campus. >> there's still a struggle to get to where we need to go. and that means we need to do more and we need to do better. >> but not every parent is on board why they're not willing to play by the governor's rules and are ready to pull their kids out of school. >> we've already kind of don't holds but the best way to play defense is to do offense and we've thought we might have to pull our children out of school. >> reporter: tonight an in depth conversation with our medical expert what it will mean for students in the bay area and across california. >>> plus, could a covid-19 pill be the answer? the ground breaking developments that may soon be approved by the fda and how merck tested its covid-19 pill, and the emergency use authorization, it's seeking. >>> an agreement between san jose and city police officers

jessica: lista para ver la pelÍcula? >>si. jessica: te gusta este tipo de pelÍculas de animales?an? manolo: que me lo tome en serio pero relajado. jessica: quÉ quieres que los fanÁticos sienta cuando vean la pelÍcula? >> orgullo de ser latino, una pelÍcula hecha por latinos para el mundo. jessica: tienes algo en comÚn con tu personaje? >> todo, todo, todo. raÚl: quÉ ves esa. jessica: fue un encuentro que manolo no esperaba y pudimos captar el momento de cuando llegÓ, se le iluminÓ la cara, no sabÍa que venÍa de colombia para verlo y fue muy emotivo. raÚl: mÁs adelante viene seba que forma parte de las voces y tambiÉn viene eva luna. jessica: ella es la mariposa. >> estamos en todas las redes sociales, siguen o se twitter, facebook e instagram. mantente informado y revive tu segmento favorito www.despiertaamÉrica.com el app de univisiÓn y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. carlos: ahÍ te faltÓ ese poquito. francisca: quÉ perfeccionista. [risas] francisca:natti natasha que la queremos mucho habla sobre el nuevo sencillo que hizo con maluma que se titula " imposible amor ". carlos: malum

kate. >> jessica, thank you very much.more to come on that. >>> in the meantime let me bring in cnn legal analyst jennifer rogers, former federal prosecutor. it's good to see you, jennifer. the way that the january 6th committee have been talking about this bannon situation, i will call it, is that it's an easy decision for garland to make. they are confident that steve bannon has no leg to stand on here in what he is claiming, which he says that executive privilege needs to be decided by the courts before he can do anything so he's not going to respond in any way, shape or form to the request from the committee. you say for the justice department, though, it's not so easy. why? >> well, it's just not quite that simple, kate. you know, this is a winnable case, don't get me wrong. i think the justice department should do it. the reason is that what bannon is doing is not really claiming he's got executive privilege but in fact claiming an absolute blanket privilege, that he doesn't have to do anything. he doesn't have to su

>> jessica? >> yeah, jessica aguirre. >> that i do. a little basketball with a little wine and some nice food. thanks very much, guys. >>> coming up at 6:00, is it an inch away from being declared seismically unsafe. we investigate the reasons why the sinking tower could make problems even worse. >>> the defense attorneys chip away at the lab director of theranos who said they warned that it wasn't accurate. >> a recovering puppy. who saved her and the officer who is now taking care of her. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us. i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. what a difference an inch makes. san francisco's sinking millennium tower is getting close to the limit of being safe during an earthquake. a construction company was hired to keep it from leaning any further. >> reporter: last month crews bored holds at this corner where the millennium tower is sinking the most to test the soil and install new monitors. work on the project design to stop the sinking was already halted. when

kennedy: i'm going to give jessica back, yes, it's oprah forget. >> she got two guesses?s working through it, that's okay, you can work through it. which of these rich and shameless work as a? was at dr. dre or james lipton? >> dr. dre. kennedy: racist. it's actually james. [laughter] so no, you are all tied with one. let's go to our next round, sneaky link. which of these rich and shameless once bought $81500 first-class plane ticket for his hat? so he could meet him in italy? david bowie or dj kalitta? >> cries each name until it dings? that's what jessica basically gets. >> no. >> i will say david bowie or maybe -- david bowie be tooth that would be incorrect. not on his head but it's still on that plane. we are still all tied with one. could move into the lead with this, which rich and shameless lost their middle finger in her car door? matthew perry, or mark anthony? >> rob schneider? kennedy: wrong answer, it was matthew perry. now he can't flip anyone off. all right, brad. which of the rich and famous once confessed spending $10000 a month on drinking water? lady g

i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. biden and the first lady flying to rome where they will meet with pope francis prior to the president attending the g-20 world leader summit. th

jessica earnshaw.hose dark places while still needing to remain a filmmaker. how hard was it to watch, as someone who had built this personal relationship with someone and they had to keep the camera rolling? >> that was really tough. i think when she first started to use, i mean, i really struggled with whether or not i could continue filming this. because it felt -- it was just so heartbreaking. but ultimately if someone has made the decision, like jacinta had, and she didn't want help, you know, it kind of went nowhere, my pleas for her not to. there was a conversation, you're not in recovery anymore, now it's this. >> reporter: but what kept jacinta going strong while incarcerated was her daughter kaylin waiting outside. >> i called kaylin, my first call from the jail. i had said to her, i'm really sorry. she said, mom, i don't want you to be sorry, it's been your way for 11 years. it's going to be my way now. i was already exhausted, but that was all the encouragement that i needed. >> kaylin held

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