jessica?end our audience. >> jessica: i watch a little golf, they are professional athletes. >> greg: just people on stairs. >> jessica: stop it. the reason the comparison between joe biden's covid and trump's covid are clear and relevant to me making edits donald trump got covid before vaccines. he got them before antivirals. it was very risky. the reports that came after her, thank god that people were scared he was going to die. he was that sick. he also had before he got sick at the beginning of covid claimed that it was not airborne but it was airborne and even once he did get vaccinated, he did not want to talk about it, because so many in his base were not for it, there was booing at a rally about getting vaccinated. he did not treat covid nearly as seriously as president biden. i am not taking away warp speed, but this was a man who went to the hospital because he was out sick and then insisted that the secret service drive him out to his van who were waiting for him while the man had

jessica? >> jessica: bell bottoms. >> greg: yes. >> jessica: that is what i changed my opinions on.ow. >> greg: yes. >> jessica: that's it. >> greg: no big issues being a liberal? >> jessica: oh, i didn't want to talk about that. i thought we were trying to be fun on a friday. >> greg: you thought communism was important and now you must have changed your mind. >> jessica: no, i am even stronger. >> greg: marxist. judge? >> jeanine: i don't know, what have i changed my mind about? i don't know. speeding. i am not speeding anymore. >> greg: oh, good for you. [laughter] i find i have changed my mind on so many things come about people i never liked. now i like them. like glenn greenwald, used to make fun of him all the time, now i read him every day. i find it -- because political culture has switched so much. >> jessica: you mean liberals that are now conservative? >> greg: no, the liberals -- the liberal party -- everything is flipping and you are meeting different people. >> joey: have one for you, creed beer i didn't like them, now i like them. >> greg: they are no nickelback. i c

>> jessica: how much?ughter] >> jesse: $100. >> greg: how about the loser has to have the kid baby sit by me, how is that? >> jessica: take it back, take it back. democrats are trying to get rid of joe biden in 2024 because they are going to lose against any president, especially donald trump if he runs pure joe biden is less popular now than president trums nowhere to go from here. a lame duck president and his agenda dead for the midterms. what the democrats are offering is not someone like joe manchin, like biden in 2024 who is a more moderate, effective part of the country and as an american. they want someone like gavin newsom who was at the white house when joe biden overseas and he stuck right in there to have a meeting with ron klain. everything was fine and no other agenda other than what was going on in california. they are not looking for someone more moderate than joe biden. they were looking for someone even further to the left. smartd happen joe biden and what republicans do in the house or s

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indicate indicates yes, it is. >> greg: jessica? >> jessica: i don't know.y bear. this is what happens when sloths and bears have sex and i think it's disgusting. jessica jessica no way a bear and a sloth can have sex. >> greg: how did this happen? it wasn't a virgin birth. >> katie: made in a lab. >> jessica: came alive with vibrant colors and flare after more than 400 balloon artists constructed a wonderland to benefit sick kids. world village, a 90-acre whim call nonprofit resort in kiss me, florida. magical week vacation. i want to make sure katie has time. >> katie: tomorrow my series. fox nation luxury hunting lodges of america premiers tomorrow. if you are not a subscriber yet visit fox nation.com and check me out tomorrow. >> judge jeanine: we will. and that's it for us. "special report" is up next. hey, bret. >> bret: how is the choco-tacos? >> judge jeanine: i don't like it. >> bret: it's not a peppermint patty. that's right. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. congressional turn around democrats go from blaming the police

>> jessica: katie?with no bail and the fact he is being charged at all in a situation when there is video is absolutely ridiculous and will make his life much harder in the future. most people, especially people working in crime-ridden areas like new york city would rather be judged by 12 than carried by six. it is a lot easier to do that to live in an area allowed to defend yourself with a firearm and to mayor adams to come out in support of this bodega worker, good thing. but he's done nothing to offer any kind of deterrent to these criminals who aren't afraid of the system. they are not afraid of the cops. they are not afraid of the prosecutors, obviously, running back through the system as a police officer was saying. the only thing they are afraid of is self-defense. the mayor of new york city is preventing people from being allowed to defend their own lives from people who walk in and know there will be no consequences for them because the mayor and everybody else are on the side out of the bodega

>> jessica: i'm scared of sharks. >> jeanine: you're scared of sharks? >> jessica: yeah.ot the most likely way i go but -- >> jesse: let's leave that off. >> greg: it's a weird coincidence, jessica, that there's more shark sightings in the summer. i bet it has nothing to do with people going to the beach. >> jessica: i was going to fall into your trap. i almost did it. nobody going to the beach in the winter. >> katie: these are the best kinds of shark attacks. six people were bitten but nobody got seriously injured. you can say you survived a shark attack. >> jesse: we had a shark expert on "jesse waters prime time".i said how do i react if i see a shark? he said swim towards it. >> jessica: then what? >> jesse: they're apex predators. they're not used to that. they swim away but i think he hates me. >> jessica: they think your feet are food. >> jesse: what if i did a backstroke -- >> jeanine: one more things is next. >> greg: you know sharks have bit more men? one more thing is next. ♪♪ . . fishing helps ease my mind. kinda like having liberty mutual. they customize you

jessica, do you have time? >> jessica: i don't think you do. do that again, will we judge? >> judge jeanine: you would have done it. >> jesse: "special report" is up next with bret baier. >> bret: i like the ice cream. >> judge jeanine: thank you, bret. >> bret: it was good. thanks, guys. good evening. i'm bret baier. iran says it can build a nuclear weapon but it's not sure it wants to. former trump adviser steve bannon goes on trial for refusing to testify before the capitol riot committee. and assessing president biden's trip to the middle east. is there anything to show for it? but, first. ♪

and jessica noticed something to. her dad's desk where he sorted coins. >> he kept them around his desk in coffee cans and bags. and they would be sorting them. or organizing them. >> and a container, with what would have looked like loose parking meter change was missing. its actual value, around $20, 000, according to her dad's records. the killer would have known the value if he moved in the same antique circles as gary. i decided with the brother suspected. >> perhaps gary went to buy some gold and silver. somebody had set him up and had somebody followed him home or got the drop on him or jan and had robbed and killed him. >> it sounds very plausible. >> that was a big worry i had. >> but as they dug into gabby's business dealings, no potential suspects emerge. people had any ideally had any wealth they were. >> he did not show that kind of wealth to people. it was always kept very quiet. the people he would interact with, as far as selling the gold, they were always very reputable type people. >> and because the

jessica: en mÉxico, jessica zermeÑo, univisiÓn. el premio es de $810,000,000, locutor: televisa presenta... saúl: bienvenida a nuestro nuevo hogar, señora méndez. rosy: [resuella] amor. saúl: no, no, no. espera. rosy: ¿qué pasa? saúl: pues, que cruzaremos este umbral como lo que somos, marido y mujer, pero tú en mis brazos.

that's what i hear. >> jessica: is that what you heard?ing to mess and hit boston. the silver lining here -- >> greg: that is the silver lining, get boston. >> jesse: if we get hit here we have to go into the secret fallout shelters, you know? do you ever see these things? some people don't live in new york, but in new york every block they have a fallout shelter with this cold war era vibe that you get, little nuclear symbol and is there a secret knock? is there like a fire not marshal on every block that like opens it and lets you win? a vip room? >> martha: i'm sure we will be very organized like that. no, i just want to know who was sitting around the table and they said, let's do a psa on what to do if people mess the attack. and who are the people that sat around and said absolutely, let's spend $120,000 putting together this commercial of taxpayer money and i love the point that you made last night, greg, she says like, does not matter how or why. like yes, it does, it very much matters how and why. i think that this is the same kin

jessica. >> jessica: weather people, so cool. that sounded bad.pecial moment press conference yesterday 10-year-old teared up while explaining to kershaw it was on his grandfather's bucket list to meet him before he passed away from brain cancer in 2014. without hesitation he got up from the podium and gave him a big hug for praises his courage for sharing his story. encounter that touched everyone in the room and won't be forgotten by little blake. i love this. jesse? >> jesse: i will be real quick tonight on "jesse watters primetime" we have exclusive footage of the colbert nine. the surveillance footage has been released to us. we will show you what they were doing with the puppet and harassing people that got them arrested. >> greg: insurrection. >> dana: judge? >> judge jeanine: firefighters coming to the rescue of a dog who had been cruelly thrown off the bridge onto the harlem river yesterday. a good samaritan trying to keep the dog's head above water and firefighters came in and they saved the pooch. they took it out of the waterway and to

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jessica: thank you. [applause] we will begin the hearing shortly, in just a moment, when they tell me they are ready to begin the live stream. >> the committee will come to order, without objection they committee and chair is authorized to declare a recess of the committee at any time. i now recognize myself for an opening statement.

jessica: thank you. [applause] >> this afternoon, president biden will join union workers and retirees in cleveland to discuss covid-19 relief funding. he is excited to announce a program to protect worker pensions. live coverage on c-span beginning 3:15 p.m. eastern. you can watch on our free video app on c-span now or on c-span.org. >> c-span has unfiltered coverage of the house january 6 committee hearings investigating the attack on the capitol. go to c-span.org/january6 to watch the latest videos of the hearings, briefings, and all of our coverage on the attack and subsequent investigation since january 6, 2021. we will also have action for members of congress and the white house and journalists and authors talking about the investigation. go to c-span.org/january6 for a fast and easy way to watch when you cannot see it live. >> all week, listen to oral arguments from the supreme court's most recent term that led to decisions with major public-policy applications. tonight, a case struck down new yor

jesse: jessica 24.97 so jessica tied with dana >> jessica: come through on the cooler. >> jimmy: thisfor 71. >> dana: first time we ever did this, peanut butter, we were so off by tons of dollars. >> jesse: we are now down to the last question. this is a beach chair, this is for the match. does that have wooden arm rests? that makes a difference. >> dana: you can carry it on your back. >> jimmy: can you pick it up? >> jesse: pick it up. does it have shoulder straps? yeah. >> jimmy: it has a strap, wooden arms, a fancy decal. fast fold. no way, no way. >> jesse: this is for the win ladies. >> judge jeanine: did you write 60 collars? >> jesse: i did. i bet i'm close. what's the answer? $78 >> jessica: what? >> jesse: i knew it. says it on the screen. >> judge jeanine: no way. give me the name of that, i'm going to google it. >> jimmy: it's a real beach >> jesse: all right, guys you feud. what do we have next? it's our patriotic tribute challenge. find out who will be be crowned the five's fourth of july champ. ♪♪ champ. ♪♪ >>> this is a fox news alert, i'm jackie ibanez in new york. the

jessica: claro.la puede realizar. eso es lo que nos estÁn diciendo los expertos. estos crÉditos tributarios son muy importantes. se piensa en perder muchas veces porque mucha persona no lo reclaman. escuchemos quÉ dice un experto financiero al respecto. carlos: quieren ayudar a las familias de bajos ingresos para que sÍ pagan los impuestos y puedan recibir beneficios fiscales. no solamente del lado de california, sino tambiÉn federal. regularmente se pierde $2,000,000,000 porque la gente no lo reclama. reportera: se pierde mucho dinero. una seÑora dijo que ella ganÓ solamente $9000 porque perdiÓ su trabajo por la pandemia, pero aÚn asÍ hizo su declaraciÓn de impuestos. recibiÓ $7000 del estado de california. bastante dinero que la pueden ayudar en este momento de necesidad. expertos dicen que ellos saben quÉ hacer su declaraciÓn de impuestos con una persona calificada que puede costar mucho dinero, pero hay muchas organizaciones sin fines de lucro que lo pueden ayudar para hacer su declaraciÓn de imp

go ahead, jessica. it does. there has been _ sorry. go ahead, jessica. it does.sica. it does. i there has been speculation whether rishi sunak and sergeijavid might team up at some point in the contest —— sajid javid. it might be difficult for rishi sunak if this is going to be their main platform. rishi sunak�*s team will be adding up the billions being spent by these candidates in what they are promising, i2 candidates in what they are promising, 12 billion lost immediately if you cancel the national insurance rise, billions more if you cancel the planned corporation tax rise, the question is, how do you spend on public services if that is what you are going to do. they will have to come up going to do. they will have to come up with answers. talking of money for spending, the sunday telegraph has more detail from grant shapps and they are talking about increasing defence spending. there has been a battle in the last couple _ there has been a battle in the last couple of — there has been a battle in the last couple of weeks about the amount the uk is spending o

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>> jessica: of course. crime. okay? you have witnesses who identified him with the weapon, there is an autopsy, photos of the deceased, the deceased suffered pain and suffering, there was an identification of the defendant, there was a refusal by -- no, i'm not done yet. he did not seek medical attention for the chicken or the rooster and he did not have a stand your ground rights, this chicken was on someone else's ground, he murdered that chicken ended and intentionally and then he watched it suffer. and then he buried it and was abusive of a corpse on top of it. so he deserves jail time. >> sandra: i will defer to the judge. it's been three no, i disagree, he was getting his mail from his own property, the chicken lunged dangerously at his neck, lucky shot, you heard him, karate chop to the neck, thing falls a dead on the ground it's like a dog. if some dog attacks you and you go like that and the dog dies -- >> judge jeanine: did you see how big james was coming want to compare to the rooster? he hit hi

it is not looking good, jessica. and you were saying with the temperatures we have, right now is making it even more difficult for the firefighters on the ground fighting this. >> exactly. that is one of my biggest concerns. i used to work up in the redding market and to add to that, we dealt with fire after fire and the temperatures were hotter up there than it is here. regardless. it is about 90 degrees just south of pittsburg. current air quality is starting to get worse and worse hour-by-hour, minute-by-minute. but as we take a live look right now, you still see the smoke pushing in, from the west around 10 to 15 miles per hour, zbufting up to 20. notice how close it is to homes. i know it is in the east inland hills but it is close to homes and roads and so we're keeping a very close eye on that. relative humidity remains low. current temperatures riemgt there just in the 90s. back at the golden gate bridge, fog pushes in right now. it is a clear day for us pretty much everywhere in the bay minus the fact that f

jessica, i have a statistic for you that i'm sure you are aware of.e brookings institute left-leaning organization. they say a third of all student that is owned by the wealthiest 20% health hold and by the bottom 20%. that means that forgiving helps the rich people. >> most of it. actually from the democratic perspective which is the poll and the representative, you know who had the similar ideology, they are not talking about this issue. it is getting traction because of clyburn, who is the most powerful person in the congressional caucus and certainly all of that happened with the south carolina primary and biden was often supported that. that is why it is recirculating more than anything. in terms of getting young voters, young voters are always unhappy. and they like barack obama the best of all, but the numbers have not been like that since obama and they weren't going to be afterwards. i don't think that something like this is necessarily going to get that many more to show up. if you take the mansion, schumer, skinny bill wins and don't spend

jessica: en mÉxico, jessica zermeÑo, univisiÓn.o de oaxaca comandos hermanos iban en el fatÍdico remolque uno de ellos falleciÓ y el otro se aferra a la vida, el otro hermano le contÓ a chely alfaro el detalle, el plan de viaje, costo, en las veces que fracasaron intentando llegar a su destino. chely: las lÁgrimas son inevitables para los familiares de mariano y santiago, dos mexicanos transportados en la caja del camiÓn encontrado en san antonio, texas, fueron $2000 por cada uno como pago inicial del viaje, nos dijo el hermano de la vÍctimas, quien detalla que en menos de una semana sus hermanos fueron traÍdos desde oaxaca, mÉxico, llevados a laredo, texas, y que era su cuarto intento para burlar la seguridad fronteriza en cuatro dÍas. >> me pidiÓ $10,000 por cada uno de ellos. chely: recuerda que hablÓ con su hermano santiago, quien estÁ entre los muertos, tres dÍas antes de que se diera a conocer la tragedia, el plan fue cruzar el rÍo bravo, despuÉs los guardaron en una bodega en laredo, texas, lugar donde habrÍan abordado la ca

jessica?jessica: very happy birthday, it was his birthday yesterday. >> greg: what did you get him, a key change? [laughter] >> jessica: i got him cupcakes. >> judge jeanine: save one for of us. >> jessica: they tried to talk me into more. >> joey: tell them really good friends and hang out. do that twitter is -- >> greg: go ahead. >> jessica: cardinal super star j.j. watt once again proved to be a class act. a fan took to twitter to sell a pair of twitter collaboration with reebok raise funds for grand paparazzi funeral. the defensive end tweeted back saying don't sell your shoes in jersey we will help with the funeral. i'm sorry for your loss it certainly was not watt's first brush with charity. the end of the walton peyton man of the year award for raising over $37 million. >> judge jeanine: wow. >> jessica: you didn't know that? >> kennedy: that much money? >> judge jeanine: now a candy company is looking for a head taste tester. time for something sweet. roll it. ♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: tha

francisca: vamos con jessica. creo que la dejaron sola. jessica: me dejaron solita. ver la zona del viejo san juan que es espectacular. astrid: hay que decir que tÚ eres el capitÁn de los artistas. hemos tenido la oportunidad de tener en este helicÓptero a daddy yankee, benicio del toro. cÓmo nace la idea?quiÉn fue el primer artista de montar el helicÓptero? >> la idea nace de mi pasiÓn por poder mostrar puerto rico desde los aires todo lo bello que es la isla. ayuda mi hermano tito el bambino que fue quien me bautizÓ como el capitÁn de los artistas. hemos tenido artistas de la talla de beyoncÉ, matt damon, un montÓn de artistas. astrid: hace un momento tuve la oportunidad de hacer una historia de la perla, pero miren que hermoso se puede ver puerto rico. aquÍ tenemos la perla. vamos a ir para allÁ. unas imÁgenes impresionantes desde el cielo. tengo que confesar que la primera vez que me monto en un helicÓptero. tener la oportunidad de tener toda esta vista para "despierta amÉrica" es maravilloso para mÍ. >> una de las cosas que puedo decir. siempre que volamos aquÍ

i'm jessica dean. >> great to be with you, jessica.llone spends several hours with the january 6th committee. what we learn about his testimony and how it could shape future hearings. >>> and still coming to grips with the deadly july 4th shooting. >> you go through these waves where you're like numb for a little bit and then you get angry and you feel guilty and overwhelming sadness and go back to feeling numb and like, this isn't what happened. >> how they're planning to move forward and reclaim the area where the attack

jessica parker reports. >> [speaking foreign language] jessica: enter the forest and the front line ofexhausting battle, one we were able to wis today. up in the woods, you can see guys tackling the fires. there is a huge amount of activity, and it is hot and smoky. just look at the haze. the smoke thickens the further in we go, the flames already too apparent. >> the fire rekindles in many places. we are in a pine forest. the vegetation is so dry, and the fires reach the top of the trees quickly. flames reach up to 80 meters high. jessica: along here, we redo to reach an evacuated campsite by the coast, but we never got there. things were getting worse. you can see it on the ground and in the sky. water bombers, one after the other, flying over our heads. they never stop here, they can't, but soon we along with others are told it is time to leave. back on the main road, the thousands of evacuations were plain to see. with the smoke, it is just not safe to stay. here at this center, you can take a moment to cool down. >> [speaking foreign language] it was very smoky this morning. it is

jessica: first things first. the federal communications commission's experts with network technology. i am probably not the person to come to to define digital literacy so what i do when people ask me is i point to that ala definition. [applause] and i -- it is about having the cognitive and technical ability to find evaluate, create, and communicate with information and communications technology. patricia: thank you. and we applaud the fcc partnership and making sure we have digital literacy throughout our country. tell me more about your thinking around the homework gap and how the sec can make a difference. jessica: i first started talking about this in 2015 but i noticed when i ran around the country and i talked to school administrators and librarians, i would hear the same thing over and over. they had a lot of students hanging out in the parking lot of the library after it closed to catch the free wi-fi signal. sitting in fast food restaurants doing their homework. when i was growing up i did not meet any

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jessica: muchas felicidades . quÉ rico que tiene tiempo para ir a la playa porque nosotros aquÍ estamos y aquÍ seguimos. ara viene el estado de tiempo con robmariel. robmariel: muchas personas te das aire la playa con esa ola de calor que azota gran parte del paÍs y que se extiende desde parte de oklahoma, el este de texas y hasta parte de las carolinas tambiÉn. desde el centro de las planicies al sureste del paÍs en donde hay aviso por calor extremo, incluso que debemos tomar muy en cuentaa nuestra gente de tenÉs si, esto se extiende hasta el sÁbado por la madrugada. a tomar medidas de precauciÓn, porque esas temperaturas posiblemente la sienta mÁs altas porque tenemos elemento humedad bastante alto y fÍjense como las temperaturas que podrÍan estar en 90, podrÍan sentirse en 101, por lo tanto la hidrataciÓn, la ropa ligera es sumamente importante porque hay que tomar en cuenta esa sensaciÓn tÉrmica que es definitiva. las alertas cuando hablamos de advertencia de calor ojo con esto, temperaturas por encima de 95 q

la pregunta de jessica.poco rezagada con los ejercicios. de verdad que estoy estirando bastante. chef: pero te puedes ver fenomenal. jessica: acaba de tener un bebÉ. no se lo creo. [risas] >> yo comencÉ cuando mi primer hijo. me fue muy bien para todo. me pone el estado de Ánimo muy feliz. regresamos. chef: yo estoy un poco tarde porque tengo dos hijas y nunca lo he hecho. [risas] >> ahora ya no puedes. [risas] regresamos. nos quedamos aquÍ. volvemos. inhalary exhalar. chef: con esto nos despedimos. jessica: muchas gracias! >> chau! chef: caro, gracias. y a tu sobrina tambiÉn. divina por acompaÑarnos hoy. te extraÑamos! nos vemos pronto. muchas gracias. jessica: vamos con los chicos. [risas] carlos: ahÍ estaba haciendo el perro. [risas] francisca: estÁbamos analizando las tÉcnicas que le hicieron a la perfecciÓn. me gustÓ mucho. carlos: la productora pensÓ que me habÍa caÍdo. estaba haciendo los ejercicios. [risas] ok. bueno. en "sin rollo" mÁs adelante vamos a mostrar impactantes imÁgenes de la actriz mÓnic

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for jessica. a loaf of bread is the only way to defeat bottom of putin tells us why so-called inflation which doesn't actually exist as a good thing and president trump fault. >> and i established only time republicans truly care about inflation is when they blow up a dollar on a madison cawthorne party, that's the only time you ever care about inflation so don't come at me with your concern with the little man. the tax cuts were sell out to the rich, the little man got screwed, literally if you make less than 30,000 a year end a minority, they punched her mom in the face. that's what goes on. inflation is a good thing for this country and that's what everybody needs to embrace and will bring us one step closer to electric vehicles, okay? that's going to bring americans together because of mayor pier and his initiatives, every swath of america is turning tricks behind gas stations to pay for gas and we've never had the unity we have right now. kennedy: you are going to have a lot of smiles. every

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then, as we waited for an answer, >> i have nowhere, jessica sent, dear mr.ter, emitting to the throat cutting, stab wounds to the back and was absolutely adamant that robert had nothing to do with it, whatsoever. >> so, jessica's affidavit was sent out to the governor to. everybody waited. and waited. then, on the governor's very last day in office, more than nine years into roberts sentence, the decision denied. rosen feel devastated joked to the person so robert. >> our burden i hugged and cried. it probably is about the most potent full part of this process. >> robbers only door to freedom slammed shut. >> some of the tactics -- >> but half a world away, someone else was watching robert's case. could his opinion wicked france? >> coming up, the police detective in robbers corner. when dateline continues. e continues. ugh-stipated... feeling weighed down by a backedup gut" miralax is different. it works naturally with the water in your body to unblock your gut. ...free your gut. and your mood will follow. ♪ i'm the latest hashtag challenge. and everyone on

first alert meteorologist jessica burch has the info we need. >> and think i should just go home and forget the forecast and i don't have good news for anyone. at least if you live in the san francisco area. yes, we do have patchy fog in the forecast. as we extend all the way into our monday setup. now this is our firework forecast for inland areas where day time highs are in the mid to upper 60s. that is what it is going to be as we extend into the sunset. if you are heading out to fisherman's wharf, temperatures down to the 60s at 9:00 and that is what we're expecting on the weekend. patchy fog across the board and as we extend into afternoon hours today, it is not warming up too much more. this is due to low pressure from the north leaving us with daytime highs below average. that will continue as we head into the weekend but we'll break that down in your full forecast in just a bit. for now, back over to you guys. >> we're officially into the fourth of july and that means people are trying to light up illegal fireworks so if you live in santa clara county, it is illegal. and san

jessica: por otro lado, tengo lo mÁs buscado.os juventud.com. ahÍ pueden encontrar las entradas. raÚl: a partir del lunes hay una cobertura completa aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica". carlos: ahora sÍ vamos a la mesa ejecutiva. adelante. karla: me gusta lo de la mesa ejecutiva. eli: vamos a comenzar con las informaciones. por primera vez en las Últimas tres semanas aumenta las tasas hipotecarias. el promedio por una fija a 30 aÑos y ubica en cinco . 51%. hasta ahora los temores a un eminente recesiÓn en el paÍs han hecho que muchas personas puedan postrar su planes para comprar una vivienda. karla: como resultado los inventarios de propiedades incrementan y los precios bajan. esta subida buscarÍa controlar la inflaciÓn. eli: y la reserva federal muy pronto podrÍa subir de nuevo las tasas de interÉs y tasas hipotecarias que van a aumentar. es un cÍrculo vicioso. lo que tambiÉn estÁ a punto de aumentar sÓlo cheques enviados por el seguro social. atenciÓn jubilados. el gobierno enviarÍa $175 extras en el pago ante el aumento de costo de l

jessica is up one is at the win for jessica? do we even need to continue?st himself the game. >> i think so. [laughs] 's before your very confused this game. >> jesse: you look like gavin newsom over there. we have an award for jessica she wins johnny for the day. johnny, my assistant you get him all day long from morning until night. >> johnny is not an item to be passed around. we will go out for a cocktail and i will buy it. >> jesse: we are human trafficking johnny. >> that's only $24 each. >> jesse: congratulations jessica. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: we had a little controversy yesterday with my new hairstyle and went to the barber he cut it any style styled it like that very slick and i came to work with like that. we told you is want to know if you like the slick look for the processional parts of a side thing and the audience has responded 82% of you guys like the pat riley gavin newsom look. i'm not sure if a mistake with the audience ask you don't care all the audience rock and back anymore because the wife didn't like it that much and it's very important. let

jessica? >> that is the beauty of technology but, also, i started to get anxious when i was getting text messages, oh, no, another delay, another cancellation. nadia romero, thank you so much. >>> joining us is travel and hospitality analyst from morning consult lindsay, great to see you. thanks for making time for us today. as nadia laid out. we know a lot of people are facing trouble at the airports despite many experts predicting a lot of travelers the airlines seemingly are unprepared, stretched really thin, not able -- it's really a case of, i think, over promising and under delivering, not able to handle these crowds. why are they so unprepared for this? >> well, a lot of it is down to staffing issues so throughout the pandemic folks at the airlines were either furloughed or let go or offered early retirement and so they haven't yet staffed back up that's one thing when you're talking about gate agents, customer agents and support, but there's also pilots. when you're short on pilots you

jessica? >> reporter: thanks so much. >>> new concerns this morning, about another coronavirus surge, as the latest cdc data shows nearly one third of americans live in a county with a high covid-19 community level. >> right now that includes major parts of the country including new york, houston, las vegas, and miami as well. let's bring in bolus, he has been following this. the cdc is urging folks to wear masks indoors in these areas. >> reporter: it is beginning to shape up like the summer of sub- variance, because the two key ones that are concerning officials right now, not only is there the high transmissibility but also this vaccine, evasive characteristic here that is concerning authorities, we do remind viewers, getting vaccinated continues to be the best way to stay out of the hospital or worse. they certainly have seen a significant increase in various parts of the country, about three fourths of those cases right now are made up of those sub- variance, when you look at the maps, yo

jessica: number one is workforce.derstand that small businesses are the engine that drives the economy and this nation. we are very aware of the challenges in the economy with inflation and the types of supply chain challenges. we know we can make a great impact, and we are able to apply many of the learnings we have received in the goldman sachs 10,000 small businesses program to navigate those challenges. when we send people to work, we are making an impact in our community. i am optimistic about what is to come in light of inflation and the supply chain. what i hear from my peers, there was the largest gathering of small businesses in the nation. they are optimistic, as well. in the last two years, they have had tremendous growth in spite of the pandemic, in spite of the lockdowns. we are looking forward as to what is to come in the next 12 to 18 months. annmarie: you talked about labor and unemployment being one of these high issues. yesterday, earnings that goldman slew -- goldman sachs. slower hiring velocity. a

for the, our child's blows, the columnist for the new york times and an msnbc political analyst, jessica post, the president of the democratic legislative campaign committee which helps democrats to legislative seats, and didn't put all, oh host of the dna puddle of show on sirius xm, he's an msnbc daily columnist. charles, i would like to begin with you. talk to me about the disparity here, the police are clearly capable of arresting someone even a suspected mass murder, without incident. what is your reaction to these two situations playing out in america? >> i think the disparity is clear, but i also want the viewing audience to concentrate on another difference here. which is that, many other people who are black, who are killed by law enforcement, they considered them to be obscure, no one knows them. the difference with mass murderers is that they are instantly famous. everybody in the department, everyone in the country is looking for this person. it changes the calculus among police officers. we have to remember, the d.c. snipers, both of whom were black, were arrested. they were

thank you, jessica. >>> you know the bay area does not have defensive drivers out there.ing up, find out why california drivers are ranking so badly, all of a sudden. i don't know if it's all of a sudden, though. >>> and don't forget to join us for our news 7:00 a.m. weekday. streaming live on cbs news bay area. >>> welcome back. we spoke with an analyst that breaks down the cities with the best and worst drivers. so where does california rank? let's just say on the top of the wrong list. how are your driving skills? you might think they're pretty good, but by a recent survey, california tops the list of some of the worst drivers in the country. >> we look at the number of accidents, speeding tickets, duis and citations reported to insurance companies. we found that california overwhelmingly has the worst drivers. >> reporter: bakersfield comes in first with sacramento, baton rouge, louisiana, los angeles, in fourth, and then rounding out the top five, yes, san francisco. in fact, eight of the top ten cities with bad drivers are in california. but that wasn't always the c