at no point did his phone ever put him near jessica's house. >> john did not kill jessica.n he first learned he she was 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. >> he tried, but 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 wasn't comprehending that she wasn't with us anymore. >> that was one of the detectives or tracking down, while they didn't know who. the sisters acts, the guy who had been charged with salt? he had a solid alibi. but what about the men who had attended just a small party? one party in particular. >> one of her friends invited her boyfriend, her boyfriend invited some of his friends, those friends invited others. so as this get together kind of went on in the evening more and more people weren't showing up to jessica's residents, whom she didn't know. >> what does that do to an

jessica? i'm not sure, the courts will do that -- i'm not a lawyer and i don't want to pretend to be one. >> judge jeanine: you know about the first amendment. >> jessica: yes, i do know about the first amendment. i do know there are concerns a company would take to make sure they are protecting people on there especially something like medical information. i will say, joey, actually reality was according to facebook, the trump administration was coordinating with them when covid started. this was not just a democrat. >> kayleigh: no, it was my desk. >> jessica: early on. >> judge jeanine: ware, cnn? [laughter] >> jessica: anyway, so i was pregnant during the pandemic one of the main pieces have disinformation going around is that got vaccinated during pregnancy, you are highly likely of miscarrying. that was utterly scaring. i ended up getting vaccinated while i was pregnant and my doctor assured me everything was fine. making sure information like that is not getting out there is a worthy ca

jessica has a great answer to that. >> jessica: just commenting on the press secretary.'re the spokesperson for all of america, you have to advocate for the president of the united states, but one of the things is there's a democratic national committee and they have a spokesperson a and a spokesperson to do t -- could do this. it's clearly a trial balloon for which is the exact same thing they ran on in 2020 against donald trump and people who supported him. >> greg: it's like a precursor for another january 6th hearing in october that's coming up. it's the introduction to the next season of the miniseries insurrection. is this a w wise strategy? has a semifascist i find it offensive. >> judge jeanine: you want to carry it for all of us, we appreciate that, greg. this is the thing that so ironic is that he's doing this in philadelphia. independence park, the birthplace as though mike of a lot of the dash the birthplace of american government and their representatives that. but it's an indictment. it's an indictment of everyone who didn't vote for joe biden. 73 million p

jessica. >> jessica: i just loved -- and continue to. >> greg: eric estrada, johnny wilcox spirits before he went to school with my mom in wyoming. >> dana: what was the question? >> greg: biggest title. >> dana: mary lou rhett end. >> greg: that is so funny because you are the same size. i first thought it was charle heston. but i'm going to go with my second favorite, sorry, leith, lee majors because he was in the big valley and then steve austin in "the $6 million man." and also, "to $6 million man" all. i can't get into it. "one more thing" is up next ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ e you are greater than your bipolar i, and you can help take control of your symptoms and .nl . pectrum relief for all bipolar i symptoms. elderly dementia patients have increased risk of death or stroke. call your doctor about unusual changes in behavior or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants can increase these in children and young adults. report fever, stiff muscles or confusion which may mean a life-threatening reaction, or uncontrollable muscle movements which may be permane

jessica?y sister. >> greg: your sister is an actress. >> jessica: she has been on the show x or seven seasons. >> greg: what was the show? >> jessica: it was cold "awkward." i have it all over. >> greg: see, we are nothing. just a question mark >> jesse: we did "23andme" and i went all the way back. >> g[laughter] >> greg: you know he is jewish, jesus is jewish. i'm more related to jesus then you are. you don't have a single jewish... be when are you fact-checking? >> greg: yes! dana question marks before i honestly have no one. that is as good as they are going to get right now. >> greg: my siblings, always answering questions about me because they never expected t that. they are just like leave me alone. somebody asked my sister if i was a letter a hole and she said "yes." yes, that is what she said. what is the best $20 you have ever spent? i already have my answer. >> jesse: crystal pepsi? >> greg: ribs from king wall, $17, give him a $20 and he keeps the change. the next ribs. >> dana: $2

jessica? >> jessica: we definitely have this conversation. he says i am funnier. at his jokes? >> jessica: because i love him and it is funny. normal relationship politics. >> harris: charlie? >> charlie: if a couple laughs a lot, they are happier. >> harris: i think so, too. >> kayleigh: it works it is not fake. >> harris: you have to work if you want her to laugh. >> emily: my favorite thing is to laugh. i am lucky i get to laugh all the time. i think you are clearly in a generous relationship you support each other. i agree, there is nothing better than a funnier partner. best thing in the world. >> harris: after 19 years, i am happy if i hear a fresh story. sorry sweetie. he might be watching. stay close. we are coming back. ♪♪ hi, i'm william devane. did you know there's only been two times in american history - two - when the national debt was larger than gross domestic product? world war ii - and right now. that's a deep hole. and i don't know how we'll climb out of it. that's why i buy gold from rosland capital. rosland capital is a trusted leader in helpi

jessica?rd an airplane. on a flight when she heard calls for doctor over the loud speaker. she rushed to the back of the plane 3-month-old. performed external rub aggressive shake of the chest instead of cpr. retired for more than 20 years. much deserved applause on board a real hero. just awesome. >> great, great end of story. dana? >> hey, it's -- can i play my thing with the dog? or -- okay. so check out this dog. a little bit jealous. they brought home a cat. i love this. look what he does to the cat. the kitten. is he like okay, see you later, buddy. >> judge jeanine: oh my god. a fish. >> dana: cat is unfazed. janice dean podcast. i think it's excellent. so good at radio, got a great tone approach, everything, so i did a little interview with her and that is up now at fox news podcast.com. >> judge jeanine: i heard you talking about that today. anyway, thanks for joining us today. appreciate it. that's it for us. "special report" is up next. >> bret: no hot tubs. good evening. welcome to

that's what i think. >> jessica: greg? anywhere else has the same goal and want this. the problem is and no one has a neat system to do that or an agreeable system except for the people here talking about what's necessary you cannot have compassion without discipline. because it ends in disaster. you can't just say like turn it off and say here's some money and here's some food and sure sleep intent because it's not near me all the people that think this is okay it's not near them. the people that watch that show that calls insensitive they don't have this problem is that you understand what were talking about, people are destroying businesses was slipping in front of them and using them as toilets every time you give money to an aggressive panhandler you encourage the aggressive panhandler to aggressively panhandle and that kills a neighborhood so fast. people don't want to be around it i live in a neighborhood with this is common, i people sleeping on my street, i feel that all the time. i think i brought up bill walton

jessica: in columbus, ohio, for "matter of fact," i'm jessica gomez soledad: we wanted to know how themerican diesel training centers are doing in meeting worker demand for the trucking industry. tim spurlock is the ceo. tim: right now this year out of , 500 graduates, 85% are completely funded via our partnership with social finance and our and our company partners. we've been able, for many companies, to double and sometimes even that their retention rate, which saves millions and tens of millions of dollars from them every year and -- in employee turnover. so, we've got about 2000 people out there working in industry now and we just keep going. >> next on "matter of fact." >> 100 to 130 human beings will be arrested in philadelphia and there will be victims. and that has to be dealt with until we get where you are trying to go. richie reseda: i'm not shooting for a utopia as much as new infrastructure through which to deal with harm without without revenge. >> the conversation that will have you thinking about what reforming criminal justice really means. and later. what if we could

jessica? >> thanks so much for that update from jackson, mississippi. >>> and for some, part of jackson's water crisis simply is not surprising. many in the majority black city were roughly a quarter of residents live in poverty told cnn systemic neglect is one of the drivers of the water issues. kathryn coleman flowers is joining me from huntsville, alabama at the center of rural enterprise and justice and vice chair of the white house justice advisory counsel and author of "waste, one woman's fight against america's dirty secret." thanks for joining us on a saturday appreciate it. what is america's dirty secret as you see it? >> there are over 2 million people living in the united states without sanitation. in other words, when they flush their toilets, it goes to the ground. we have more people living with m subpoen systems failing, water systems failing in places like detroit and jefferson area where when they get a rainstorm, they're dealing with flooding and sewage is coming back into th

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jessica: entre ellos los ocupantes de esta camioneta gris, en la que intentaban cruzar el rÍo crecidoaÑos porque se le derrumbÓ una pared encima, varias casas han sido afectadas en las zonas montaÑosas del estado. >> por un reblandecimiento del muro de contenciÓn, daÑando parte del piso del interior de la vivienda. jessica: la alerta es porque los daÑos de la lluvia en nuevo leÓn fueron profundos, en el norte de monterrey asÍ quedaron los autos que se llevÓ la corriente y siguen buscando al dueÑo de esta moto, altamente uno que rescatar un anciano de un helicÓpterovotÓ para evitar quedarse incomunicados algunos habitantes del sur de sinaloa ya comenzaron a llegar a los albergues. >> tambiÉn los niÑos se asustan... >> que no haya tragedia. jessica: la trayectoria del huracÁn es hacia el norte, aunque hasta ahora no se espera que su centro toquÉ tierra, sus ondas van a afectar varios estados en el pacÍfico, como michoacÁn, jalisco, nayarit y sinaloa, se suspendieron ya los servicios turÍsticos y en varios estados cancelaron clases. kay es considerado un huracÁn de gran impacto. fÉlix: a

you know, in that case we and jessica had, you know, jessica ran with the le coats a youth during the permitting process of the army corps of engineers. and you know, i've been part of so many projects for like li, submit comments. as part of the i statement we, you know, whole i a statement environmental impact statements. that's part of the primitive process i'm, you know, and so you can do it a civil disobedience outside of a place just did hunger strikes. and so there is like this escalation where you're doing things. and i think the role of direct action in this case can be to highlight an injustice that's taking place in a way that traditional media, such as like an op ed or writing it just can't, you know. and so i think highlighting how high the stakes are, is something that direct action, you know, can really bring to a situation. we bringing a new voice, entire conversation, new voice that an old very well known face. leslie james, pick them in. he's a former spokesperson for the earth liberation front. back in a day, they did a lot of sabotage. and this is leslie explaining

i'm jessica dean in washington. pamela brown has the night off and you are in the "cnn newsroom." >>> a pilot threatens a mississippi community for hours and lands in jail. the bizarre drama playing out in the skies over tupelo. police saying before dawn, the pilot of the stolen plane called 911 and threatened to crash into a local walmart. pete monoteen followed the five-hour drama. >> reporter: jessica, this is the best possible outcome after a man who worked at a local airport in tupelo, mississippi stole a plane, threatened to crash it into a local walmart and then ultimately crash landed in a nearby soybean field. his name, cory wayne patterson. an employee of tupelo aviation. the operator of the tupelo regional airport, where he fueled airplanes. police now say that patterson did have some flying experience. they're not totally sure how much. so the big question is how he was able to start an airplane like this. a twin engine commuter plane, a beach craft king air c-90. he got on board, police say, around 5:00

jessica taylor, thank you very much. jessica: thanks, judy. judy: millions of people have fled the war in ukraine. among them, hundreds of elderly holocaust survivors. they are becoming refugees once again as they near the end of their lives. more than 80 have been rescued in special evacuations sponsored by a collaboration of international organizations. and as nick schifrin discovered, some are finding refuge in a most unlikely place. this story is done in partnership with retro report, the wnet group's exploring hate initiative, and the pulitzer center. nick: in the early days of the russian invasion with bombs and uncertainty raining, millions scrambled for safety. they fled their homes hoping to escape to neighborincountries and along the way, many stopped in this synagogue. this 92-year-old worried about her nephew and grandson who stayed behind. >> we don't know what will happen to them. these russians, please tell me. how can they have no shame? how can they have no shame? nick: one person who managed to escape with her, her daughter.

jessica?ch together after a seal noticed a job being chased by owner. isn't that adorable? the next toss at the california beach where the video was captured. the land puppy and ocean puppy raced for the ball in stiff competition. >> the dog got the better of the seal this time around. i'm sure he will be there for a rematch. >> dana: that's a great one. that's coming through with a good video. >> dana: more on that tomorrow. that's it for us, everyone. "special report" is up next. hey, bret. >> bret: hey, dana. thank you. >> dana: you bet. >> bret: good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, you are looking live at the british embassy in washington. president biden just made an unscheduled stop there with the first lady to sign the condolence book there. there you see the ambassador karen pierce, the british ambassador to the u.s. again, that's at the u.k. embassy. the british embassy here in washington. the world, obviously, is are racketing to the death of queen e

jessica: baile con todo el mundo!: me encanta ver a la india en el programa. es un personaje muy especial. carlos: son personajes muy simpÁticos todos. hasta lupillo. jessica: dice que le ha causado tanto estrÉs que por eso se le cayÓ el pelo. [risas] jessica: vamos hablar rÁpido de juanes, suspende sus conciertos en venezuela, un concierto que tenÍa programado para el 4 de noviembre, luego de quediosdado cabello dijera, en un momento dijiste que nunca ibas a cantar en venezuela a lo que juanes responde posponiendo el concierto. carlos: es un conocido crÍtico de maduro le recrimina a juanes el concierto en venezuela. raÚl: diosdado cabello es como el nÚmero uno del chavismo, sin embargo dentro del mismo chavismo hay distanciamiento embargo dentro del mismo chavismo hay distanciamiento por eso ahora los niños crecen tan rápido. pero para mí que lo hacen a propósito para que les compres ropa nueva cada año. por eso, ahorra en amazon con tus compras de vuelta a clases. si estás callada, puedes escuchar como crecen. ¿oíst

jessica: la discusiÓn en el pleno del senado mexicano fue maratÓnica, fue rÍspida. >> ni siquiera elvor y 51 en contra para que el ejÉrcito mexicano controle operativa y administrativamente la guardia nacional, y que sus miembros tengan fuero militar para labores de seguridad pÚblica, detenciÓn de migrantes y la vigilancia de las vÍas de comunicaciÓn. >> tenemos mucho persona que estÁ en prisiÓn, ya que en estos momentos no tenÍamos el marco legal para actuar en el Ámbito de la seguridad pÚblica. no queremos volver a sufrir esa situaciÓn. jessica: esto se suman las tareas que las fuerzas armadas han adquirido en el gobierno de andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador, como el control de las aduanas, la construcciÓn y supervisiÓn de puertos y aeropuertos y el tren maya, y hasta la distribuciÓn de medicamentos y vacunas. el presidente aborreciÓ a quienes respaldaron la propuesta y criticÓ a quienes respaldaron la medida. >> se convierten en paladines de la justicia, en defensores de los derechos humanos, son unos reverendos farsantes. jessica: a esto se suma una propuesta de una legisladora del par

for more on this earthquake, first alert meteorologist jessica burch is joining us . >> so far nothing extreme. i've been keeping a close eye on that. we have the ground covered . as we extend into this afternoon, it is a very strong marine layer that we are dealing are dealing with right now. it looks like this is going to stik around for a little longer. we have the gloomy side and then the sunnier side into the aftern the afternoon. this is a typical www.kpix.com us , but let's take a look at the daytim. daytime highs. extending into te next couple of days, we are going to pull down a lot. for now, back over to you. >> thank you so much, jessica. > >> we are going to start with the murder of 8-year-old sophia mason and her mother's boyfriend boyfriend dhante jackson was taken into authority . >> is evidence showing sophia mason was the victim of continuous physical abuse . sophia mason was forced to live in the backyard . >> that is just absolutely horrc absolutely horrific. > >> today is the 60th anniversary anniversary of the we chose to go to the moon speech. it is ae where we en

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jessica? >> jessica: awesome.te in sports with wheelchair lacrosse. so wheelchair lacrosse was designed in colorado and adapted from lacrosse by being played on a roller hockey rink. wheelchairs those used in wheelchair basketball and due to its growing popularity each team is allowed three able-bodied players who also must use them. national attraction is greying with wheelchair lacrosse u.s.a. holding the national championships annually. >> judge jeanine: that's nice. >> jesse: get the best lacrosse players in the world tell them that wheelchairs learn enough to totally dominate all the people i'm curbing it. >> judge jeanine: let it go. don't touch it anymore. it's my turn. okay. so, everyone deserves a little rest and relaxation. so a woman in philadelphia heard a little wrestling on the back porch and she turns out that there is a raccoon hanging out in her hammock outside her philadelphia home and she said the raccoon stayed the night after spending a little time getting comfortable there. but the woman who

go to first alert meteorologist jessica burch who is working hard today. today. lots to talk about. >> it is a scorcher out there is is been extended to the next coe of hours. will be feeling it especially in the hills for daytime highs if you're just tuning in the amount we are breaking records. by no means am am i excited about saying that. livermore is already at 103. it's a holiday weekend. people want to go outdoors and enjoy the nature that we have in the bay area. this is probably not the day to be doing it. the heat heat advisory just got extended from the national weather service through thursday through through the bay area shoreline that that all of our hills. pretty much the whole state of california is doing with the warning so what's going on? were were doing with high pressure that's hitting us up giving us above average temperatures from santa rosa and even concord. it is building this heat dome which which will break apart until the the late portion of this week. this is our euro model behind m. behind me. look how amplified the system is. it rid

jessica, you just heard madam president.e democratic legislative campaign committee to specifically engage black voters. >> first thing i will say that we have so much to owe the divine 9 and the women of delta sigma theta in terms of organization their membership and electing the members to congress. it is incredible to follow such a groundbreaking leader. at our organization we are always thinking about how we engage voters to talk about the stakes of the election. i think we all know that black voters are the base of the democratic party. but often we take black voters for granted, we don't do a good enough job of talking about how we are going to address the issues that matter to voters. it's what we always hr candidates's go knock on doors, listen to what people are concerned about. and then, make sure that you are communicating in their language. in the natural language that voters speak in, that sort of not dc talking point, what are you going to do deliver to those voters? >> preach, jessica, no more the talking poin

jessica: la costa de colima el intenso oleaje del mar causÓ un destrozo.de viviendas como la de milian quedaron inundadas. >> perdÍ todo, todo lo tengo mojada, y el desespero porque el niÑo entra en pÁnico al ver que al despertar tenÍa los pies en el agua. jessica: usaron una bomba para sacar el lÍquido aunque la lluvia no ha traÍdo sÓlo traje yo tambiÉn aliviados la extrema sequÍa que azotaba el norte del paÍs en nuevo leÓn las represas comienzan a recuperarse. ensenada se ordenÓ el de show —— el desove de varias que estÁn completamente llenas. >> por una condiciÓn de seguridad las presas tienen una polÍtica de operaciÓn donde se establece los niveles mÁximos que pueden almacenar. jessica: para que exista espacio para la nueva lluvia como aquel pueda llegar, por el huracÁn kay se esperan en la prÓxima sora lluvias torrenciales donde se registran olas de mÁs de 5 de alturas y carreteras cerradas por derrumbes. el huracÁn sigue su trayectoria. presentadora: continuamos en mÉxico donde una fuerte explosiÓn destruyÓ un inmueble en saltillo en el estado de coa

for more on this on going heat, let's get to first alert metrologist jessica. is it goig jessica.it going to get worse? >> all the way is possible. we are dealing with the hottest day of the year. yesterday we were already breaking records.y breaking records. today it is even hotter. it is dry out there. daytime highs today in san francisco we were forecasting upper 80s. we already broke that by getting p getting up to 94 currently. as we head into the afternoon, daytime highs like i said are breaking records anywhere from fairfield down into livermore s a this has heat wave packs on into the but a area and all throughout california. this is a heat dome that has been building and sitting and cooking us for the past couple of days. the difference from ty from today and yesterday, well we are no longer in that threey that three day holiday. a lot os of us are back to work and back to school. as we head into the next couple of days we need be extra cautious. this heat still sticking around. it will start breaking apart. cooling us offa off a hair into the weekend. we will talk more a

>> jessica, they tell me when roe v.m republicans to democrats. when roe v. wade was the law of the land, republicans could say well, wait, what do democrats want? do they want the right to abortion after 20 weeks, 25 weeks, 30 weeks? it's a slippery slope. what about late term abortions? now that roe v. wade was overturned, democrats have a slippery slope argument and can go out on the campaign trail and say wait a second, why are all these states now having laws on the books that say there is either only an exception for abortion for rape or insist for abortions or even no exception for rape or incest in a number of statements and then they can go out and say there is a republican over reach and if you want that over reach to be rolled back, you've got to go out there and vote for democratic candidates. what do doctors do about atopic pregnancies? what do you do about miscarriage care? that's the kind of thing that they're taking into the general election season that republicans now are having to sort of calibrate wher

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we have the forgiven with ralph fiennes and jessica chastain. we have 3000 years of longing, a strange, dark fantasy. and the cornish new wave continues with long way back. quite a striking mixture. so, the forgiven, which i know you've seen based on the 2012 best seller, ralph vice, ralph fiennes and jessica chastain seller, ralph fiennes and jessica chastain are david and joe. they're a posh white couple who were travelling 400 miles for a party. "there's a long way to go for a party in anyway. they're more your friends than mine." the party is being hosted by their friends, played by matt smith and landryjones in their castle—like villa. en route, david, who drinks way too much, runs down and kills a local boy. en route, david, who drinks way too much, runs down and kills a local boy. they then arrive at the party with the body. their hosts are shocked, but perhaps not as shocked as they should be. here's a clip. you're dressed for dinner. so the world's still normal. you should get changed. both of you, get changed. have a shower, come down

ben, 3 years old and jessica 14 months were both born with clef palate. this is a birth defect found throughout the world and can be linked to mother's exposure to environmental factors. early on in pregnancy, we were asking some questions to parents. 2 people were the, are living to see if we could fall a link between one environmental factor which can be linked to those multiple missions that we are seeing in bishops with amber in funding. and of course, that daily timing, voice in my kitchen, regular will know cell marcal. yeah. when we found that there were means between my inductive it is us of fashion left for example. and for that, we found out fathers or modern looking in the money companies are sometimes $3.00 or 4 time at least to have to blend with auto fossil cliffs. new bought somebody fully equal will lie of ecology, a guy who burnett. hey, i will michigan, i don't think we've gone mom with all of them. they've got a similar my pharmacy. i think we can make also, jody revolved problems, left pallets and not the only birth defects that are be

jessica, i want to start with you. what can you tell us what the doj is saying in this filing tonight? >> they're tell this court, look, we want two things the lower court judge eileen canon refused to give us last night. they want to do it unimpeded meaning they want to resume using those 100 classified documents that judge canon has said they can't use whether it's in grand jury proceedings or of witnesses. so they want the 11th circuit to reverse that. plus they're saying they shouldn't have to turn over the classified documents to trump's legal team or the special master here who's been appointed. they say the lower court judge was just wrong to order the disclosure of those highly sensitive documents ongoing in the midst of an investigation. what's more interesting here on a broader scale doj is really arguing that courts shouldn't be stepping in here at all on this issue because the documents belong to the government. so they wrote it this way. they say allowing the government to use and review the records bearin

o ben and jessica are ready to go home. ah, what one day they need therapy to assist in their full recovery. but at present there's no speech and language therapist in the been bashi. ah, that has been mining in this region for more than a century. yet in the past decade, health problems including birth defects, of being found to be linked to areas affected by mining pollution. davian miami is working to hold the mining companies to account and to improve their practices. it's clear about $4.00 to $4.00 to be done, but in practice, mining companies are not meeting legal requirement on this out of the government. i can say official oral technical services do not have sufficient means in terms of materials on how it can conduct a fin inspections. why don't you find out soil easy, port routed, you'll need to have good level at toys. so that from so he said he gave it challenged toward the us government. we asked the d. r. c, ministry of mines and the chamber of mines, the industries trade body to comment on some of the issues

jesse or jessica? jessica always goes last. i'll save you, jesse. >> you want me to talk now? >> no. you should wait. how do you know you're 43 days until the election, when the democrats start sounding like republicans. now they discover crime and crime victims. right? >> it's not just now. there have been moderate democrats -- dana is not here to talk about what's been going on, but with clyburn, out there, third most powerful democrat, saying stop defunding the police, an absolutely absurd idea. that started in the summer of 2020. you know that the election is coming because we have new high-quality polls every day. it's so overwhelming, because you can find a number that suits your argument, no matter who you are, right? if you think it's the most important issue you can find that. of the top four, you're correct. three of them favor republicans right now. the economy, inflation, number one and number three. education, i thought it was interesting, democrats plus six now. down from double digits, but that still shows that republicans have not swayed everyone on that. the n

jessica, welcome to "special report." >> jessica: thank you. >> bret: usually see you the hour beforesident's clear strategy here that on different campaign rallies is he definitely going down the maga, donald trump road? >> jessica: he is definitely being very clear and focused on who the enemy is in all of this. it is donald trump and the people who continue to spout his election lies to try to thwart democracy. i thought he was very clear about that in his speech on thursday evening. he even led by saying i'm not talking about the conservative party in general: i'm talking about a very specific subset here. this is what democrats have been wanting president joe biden to do to go on offense. it has long been a problem within our party. something that we have talked about that we feel we are always the ones that, you know, when they go low, we go high as michelle obama said it. at this particular moment joe biden knows that independent voters are up for grabs and that's how we are going to win the midterms and that talking about the clear and present danger that donald trump and the

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as well. jessica park in verona, thank you _ businesses as well. jessica park in verona, thank you very you very much. - the british labour party has set out plans to make the uk the first major world economy to generate all of its electricity without using fossil fuels. today is the first full day of the party's conference and leader sir keir starmer will argue that their plan would cut energy bills, help tackle the climate crisis and create hundreds of thousands of jobs. 0ur political correspondent ione wells reports from liverpool. afairer, greenerfuture. that's the message labour want to sell here in liverpool. but what does that look like in practice? the party says if it was in power, it would make the uk's electricity system carbon—free by 2030, five years earlier than what the government has pledged. applause. the labour leader will announce they'd achieve this by quadrupling our supply of offshore wind, tripling solar power and doubling onshore wind. and also expanding nuclear, hydrogen and tidal power. the government has also announced its intention to ramp up nuclear and rene

hmm, jessica. i'm not sure i can take that strong language.n newsom if biden runs or not? >> i don't think anyone will challenge him. certainly no one who wants to continue to have a career in democratic politics. there could be some looney-type person that does it. gavin newsom plays by the rules. he wants to continue obviously being the governor, you know, if biden doesn't step aside. i really wish the president, though, had been as clear as he had been in other interviews, where he said, i am running again, we're going into the midterms. he is the president of the united states of america. now it allows people to pick your favorite warrior. i'm going to be a kamala person. i'm going to be a pete person. amy klobuchar. >> jesse brought up kamala. do you think the reason there's not answering the question because she's a embarrassment? >> no. it's not up to biden whether he runs again. i have a feeling someone will tell him. he could announce he's running for re-election, and the white house have to walk it back. the american policy on the bi

sarah jessica parker hadn't yet become carrie bradshaw on "sex and the city."ds weren't even born -- >> i wasn't married. >> my daughter. >> your daughter was here. when did your kids begin watching the film? did they love it as much as other people? >> i think sam mijas seen it once and really liked it. >> we have to steal their souls. >> whoa, wait, can we talk about this? >> so the first time around, the witches seemed to be a little creepier, maybe a little meaner. have winnie and her sisters mellowed some? >> i have children. >> yeah, there's that. >> my husband said, "boy, you were mean." i was so proud. >> that's beetles. find something, anything. we must fly! >> winnie! my broom is my-behaving! >> jumping on the broom like riding a bike again? >> that's our favorite part. >> yeah, i love it. kathy had her way, i had my swiffer, that lady got the broom. >> the bond with the sanderson sisters is clear. there also seems to be a clear bond with the three of you. >> we've known each other for 40 years. >> 50 years. >> known her for 60 years. >> we've been fr

cnn justice correspondent jessica schneider joins me. what do the texts say?w trump's chief of staff was really participating in conversations with someone who former white house officials have described as a fringe outsider pushing these crazy ideas really. our team has learned from court filings actually that these communications are now of interest to state and federal prosecutors looking into those efforts to overturn the 2020 election. so as to the texts themselves, our zac cohen has obtained these texts from phil waldren, a proponent of the early conspiracy theories, trying to get access to voting machines. he sent them to mark meadows, and one was on december 23rd. and this text message was to tell meadows that an arizona judge had dismissed a lawsuit from gop lawmakers who were trying to get state election officials to hands over voting machines. and he told meadows there that even they lost arizona, a state which he said he hoped would be the lead domino, that they were turning their efforts now to georgia. and that led meadows to respond, pathetic. w

thank you, jessica. [inaudible] the director of aarp california thank you, thank you, to aarp for making, we can only do so much with inside maneuvering the outside mobilization. weighing in oft people on the issue and arp has been masterful in this, thank you so much when we talk about reducing the cost of prescription drugs. i have to pull this down. start all over? >> [laughter]. i said we have 2 v. i. p.'s with us. beatrice american cancer society action network ambassador and she is my boss. and oscar james a legendary figure here. board member of the southeast health center. oscar. thank you for making this wonderful occasion possible with community family center. >> and keith is not speaking but acknowledge wrchl is keith. thank you, keith for your leadership here and the hospitality you extend us this morning but important low the hospitality you extend to people in the community at this center it is pretty exciting the southeast south center now the southeast family health center. here we are --

. >> reporter: in fresno, lieutenant jessica burch, kpix 5. >>> our special coverage continues through next week on air and online. >>> it is a 49ers fashion show for a great cause. how these players strutted their stuff. all to help raise money for those battling cancer. >>> and trying to bridge a gap in a growing tech industry. how this week's jepson ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ vern glenn. >> this is the volkswagen red and gold report. >> i have covered some events c fashion show at a football stadium and this one was special. >> it is the fourth crucial catch fashion show to intercept cancer. 23 cancer survivors, 23, 49ers that will be escorting the survivors down the runway. the clothes provided by levis. >> you heard them go nuts when you strutted out. what came out of you, beverly? >> it is your time to shine. >>> going down the runway, doing exactly what we knew she was going to do, steal the show. wonderful. it was a great time. >> with the red and gold report, i'm vern glenn. >>> thanks, vern. let's get right out to first alert meteorologist jessica burch. >> reporter: high pressure is starti

let's send it to jessica burch. just have to get through today. >> i know. it is a scorcher once once again. how many times have i said that this week? it really really is. into the next couple days we are going to see a significant change in the bay area. we are starting with a live look from the sutro tower where it is high and dry. that's dry. that's a way to remember what high pressure does for us.t dries us, warms us up bringing us to the triple digits again. 6 santa rosa. national weather see has the warning in effect until0 p.m. this is a huge game changer changer into the next couple days. the major heat dome that we have been talking about that i am pocketed our holiday weekend as well as this work week is starting to dissipate aa hurricane pushes from the southg in atmospheric moisture. we'll k more coming up in a bit. for now, back to you. >> thank you. > >> the state extended flex alert flex alert for a ninth day withs expected to spike yet again today. power companies are askig the public to conserve energy fm 3:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. we'll see o