at no point did his phone ever put him near jessica's house. >> john did not kill jessica. when 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 t

jessica: in baltimore, for "matter of fact," i am jessica gomez.ad: you can watch all three parts of jessica's trip across i-70 on matteroffact.tv. >> next on "matter of fact," hurricane ian devastated parts of florida, and poll workers there are facing challenges in the aftermath. >> every staff member was affected by the storm. >> what's being done to secure the vote, as cleanup continues. and later, we talk to the photographer who beat out thousands of entries to win the top prize with this photo and make history. you are watching "f you are watching "f fact,"s when moderate to severe ulcerative colitis persists... put it in check with rinvoq, a once-daily pill. when uc got unpredictable,... i got rapid symptom relief with rinvoq. check. when uc held me back... i got lasting, steroid-free remission with rinvoq. check. and when uc got the upper hand... rinvoq helped visibly repair the colon lining. check. rapid symptom relief. lasting, steroid-free remission. and a chance to visibly repair the colon lining. check. check. and check. rinvoq can low

>> jessica: no, he doesn't.at, but a lot of times, there is confusion over the label "progressive." when you look at the progressive caucus, it has over 100 members and there are some people in there who are as left-wing as aoc, or even ro khanna, who is not part of the squad but certainly very left-wing. up into people who actually have quite moderate beliefs but are part of this caucus to make sure they are part of the climate change get done, right, and to talk about more about left leaning issues that mattero them. we will see how all of that is managed. but the point that talking about crime hurt democrats is so utterly off-base, lee zeldin obviously did not win his race,r republicans across the finish line, and we have not finished the tallies on all of this, but we are going to lose a few seats because of what happened from the governors race down, and ignoring issues that people feel all the time -- that does not mean it will be the most important issue, but not acknowledging real fear is a dangerous way

>> jessica: did you see?meal between december 5th and christmas on the mcdonald's app. and that will enter you for a chance to win. "primetime" tonight an investigation into the rise of psychiatric drugs in the united states. >> jesse: why do you have a quarter pounder and the rest of us don't? >> jesse: because johnny bought it. thank you, johnny. >> dana: just quickly, i want to show you a really rare behind the scenes look at greg gutfeld on peloton. here he is on the peloton. he likes to do the intervals and arms ride. >> greg: that is true. >> dana: that's where you have a 30 minute ride. he has hit many personal records. so congratulations to you, greg. that's it for us. "special report" suspect next. hi, trace. >> trace: hi, dana. thank you and thank everybody. good evening. i'm trace gallagher in for bret baier. the house goes along with president biden passing legislation to stop a possible railway strike. we have exclusive also from the american national defense form how americans really feel about

you, jessica. >> jessica: what? >> greg: ahhh!'ll count on your vote. >> jesse: up next, the democrats have nothing left to run on. now they're insulting millions of voters as stupid. (snorting) if you struggle with cpap... (groan) (growling) (chuckle) ...you should check out inspire. no mask. no hose. just sleep. (beeping) learn more and view important safety information at inspiresleep.com. >> greg: don't agree with the democrats? you might be a big old idiot. president biden lashing out at he protesters who called his policies socialism. >> i love those signs when i came in, socialism. give me a break. what idiots. socialism. no one ever doubts at me when i say sometimes, i say all that i mean. >> greg: that made no sense. one of the biggest liberals in america thinks millions of americans who voted for republicans are stupid. >> the american people, they're treated like they're a bunch of dummies. they're not idiots. ok, now granted, there's 330 million in the country, maybe a good 80 to 90 million aren't very bright. no offen

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what you make of this, jessica?— this, jessica? obviously there's been a really — this, jessica?drive to - this, jessica? obviously there's| been a really big drive to recruit more police officers because there is a shortage and it's a laudable aim from the government. of the problem is that vetting procedures have become too low in their threshold of recruits. some things that have been uncovered or absolutely shocking, applicants who had convictions for robbery — but also serious problems with sexual offences, indecent exposure, domestic abuse — one recruit was apparently a pimp, another was caught lying on their applications about whether their families were involved in serious crime, including drug dealing in one case. i think particularly the sexual predator aspect is incredibly concerning anything about the case of sarah everard where there were warning signs with her killer, wayne couzens, seemingly not picked up in time. that had a terrible consequence. the watchdog says there is a real culture of misogyny and predatory behaviour, and i think it's another big job for the

>> jeanine: you. >> greg: jessica, i guess. >> jessica: tv. >> dana: soccer match?barking] [laughter] it doesn't end there. that's an elephant, jessica. god, i knew you hated republicans. yeah, that is a bad dog. all right, judge. >> jeanine: thank you. today is giving tuesday. that means it is time to give back. one charity that is very near and dear to my heart is california rescue. members of the carolina pool rescue. and then that is style on her birthday. there she is on the left. he was a prince. they have seen many dogs come with various illnesses because the economy is so bad, people are unable to care from them. their mission is to rehabilitate, offer permanent sanctuary, permanent homes as they did with me. if you want to take part, check out their website, carolinapoodlerescue.org. >> greg: dana, is that you? >> dana: i have this. it does not have music anymore, but anyway, the u.s. men's soccer team was not the only one playing soccer today. check out this goalie. very good. not going to get past him. absolutely not. >> jesse: that's amazing. >> dana: pr

[laughter] >> jessica: sure.ll down the trap of saying that women vote how their husbands vote because we've seen obviously that that is diverged. >> greg: only the smart women, jessica. >> jessica: trying to get me in trouble. so these were never our voters. they swing in and out depending on the election, and 2020 had a really big name on the ballot. donald trump's name on the ballot and that's how we were able to pick off so many white suburban voters who typically vote republican. the timing of the decision, it felt like when the momentum was going our way and you have the kansas referendum et cetera, this was going to hold. then conditions in the economy didn't improve very much and crime became a superseding issue to where abortion is so i don't think it's something that isn't important to them but you're going to have to rank your choices, you're going to have to pick a lane and white suburban women, i didn't expect a 26-point swing but they are picking a lane and it's not voting on a social issue. voting

all right, jessica, what's going on with aoc and elon musk?ing is going on, i maintain that this idea of paying for the blue check mark is not going to work out the way that he thinks, we are talking about it earlier on newsroom, i'm not sure if you can expense it, which was your plan. you think we can? >> greg: yes, you're going to have to promote "the five," but it can't because i don't have a blue check. >> jessica: there are big accounts that don't have checkmarks, which i think is interesting, but twitter is just going to fundamentally change, and if that's okay with people, then that has to be okay with people. i went back and looked at where the blue check mark came from in and it was a lawsuit in 2009, this guy tony la russa the manager of the st. louis cardinals was being impersonated in the person who impersonated him was saying offensive things about two dead cardinals players and it was causing a lot of distress. so they created the system because it is supposed to be a verification of real people. and if it is just $8 a month, we

jessica?mas tree lighting, i got to go attend a screening of steven spielberg's new movie the fable men which he wrote and directed tony kushner about his own life. gabrielle, paul williams and more. it's awesome. comes out this weekend. all about how steven spielberg found his art traces his whole history how he started out with the tiny camera. how his parents invested in him but crazy stories about his parents' marriage and what happened and the panel after steven spielberg tony kushner moderated incredible. amazing experience. i hope you all go see it. he is a genius. >> greg: what's your favorite spielberg movie? >> jessica: jaws. >> judge jeanine: how about you, dagen. >> dagen: i'm going to cat parent's house. i'm not joking. jessica jessica i'm going to be with my family. >> judge jeanine: you are going to where i am. that's it for us. "special report" is up next. hey, bret. >> bret: hey, judge, happy thanksgiving i'm grateful for "the five." terror at walmart, a team leader opens fire

do you think it's the timing, jessica? _ and nationally. do you think it's the timing, jessica?ming, jessica? in the sense that this cost of living crisis constituents are facing. i that this cost of living crisis constituents are facing. i think there are _ constituents are facing. i think there are difficult _ constituents are facing. i think there are difficult timings - constituents are facing. i think there are difficult timings as i constituents are facing. i think- there are difficult timings as well, and it— there are difficult timings as well, and it caused people to flinch that he decided to do it once rishi sunak -ot he decided to do it once rishi sunak got into government. in a kind of sarcastic— got into government. in a kind of sarcastic way... there's this big autumn — sarcastic way... there's this big autumn statement coming up on november the 17th. there's clearly going to _ november the 17th. there's clearly going to be lots of his own constituents struggling, and it's also the — constituents struggling, and it's also the start of the covid inquiry. thats— also

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jessica? >> jessica: thank you, it's my turn now.or built replica of american stadium help build money for cancer research. ohio state college of medicine spent over four years perfecting the 200-pound model using about 700,000 lego bricks. his work was put on display at the university this year to celebrate the 100th birthday of ohio stadium. now donors are buying seats in the miniature stadium where he will install a lego figurine. raised $85,000 for heart research since the beginning of 2017. >> jesse: the ohio state. >> jessica: whoever wrote this messed this up. >> jesse: doing well blame the producers. >> judge jeanine: why don't you name them while you are at it. [laughter] >> jessica: i'm just a woman of the people, too. harris? >> harris: i formed a prayer circle at a book signing yesterday and it was so humbling that people are reading "faith still most mountains." we prayed and lifted each other up and it's just amazing. i want to thank america for caring enough about each other, enough about the lord to lean in and it's b

jessica: right.: she says ahead of the holidays, shop generic brand items, and seek out grocery stores with competitive prices. jessica: these are the perfect colors. and for $1.50, that's a pretty good deal. stephanie: another tip? check the clearance rack for hidden treasures like out of season sprinkles. jessica: go ahead and put the beaks on. >> are those the beaks? ok. stephanie: back home, the sprinkles work just fine for her signature cinnamon roll turkeys. her daughters cana and eden help mom shape them using frozen dough. a lot of people do have those cinnamon rolls just sitting in their fridge. jessica: right, and they go on sale this time of year. you can find coupons and you can also just make a homemade dough for fairly cheap too. stephanie: fisher says her money-saving system takes just a few simple steps, and some planning ahead for thanksgiving favorites, like stuffing. using cheaper dried herbs and staying on the lookout for deals throughout the year on items with a longer shelf life

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, but jessica,. >> but i'm not nearly as sensitive as you think i would be. >> for jessica to be on twitterf that people sa to her. >> so we know, when this stuff comes out, we will see what we all suspect is happening which is liberal voices are elevated and conservative voices are turned down. if you ask me, you know as much as i do, that is an in-kind donation. should we investigate and prosecute those employees who we're involved in the suppression of democrat candidates for example or campaigns or republican campaigns? >> i guess you have to see what happens there. i have never been afraid of the laptop or the investigation int these things. if you are running for any office. i get that. >> then we will find that out, at this particular moment you just have a lots of videos, but we know the suppression of the hunter biden laptop story affected the election of 2020. joby, that matters, doesn't it? the suppression of that story matters. >> hunter biden is an absolute heard of a human being carried if his father has bank in pleasant in the business dealings are covering up for hi son that

and uh yeah, and jessica, what do you think about russia? might they have a dirty bomb and might they be considering using it? it wouldn't be the first time that russia has accused someone else of doing something that in fact it uh itself plans to do and we do know russia just conducted a military drill simulating a response to it uh itself plans to do and we do know a nuclear attack, but that in fact included uh a nuclear strike in response. so what do you think? well precisely as gustav said, the proposition from lavrov that ukraine nuclear strike in response. so what do you think? well would be doing this and planning this is completely farcical it's complete bollocks. but from the russian side, this is a signal, this is a threat, we have these in our arsenal. we would be willing to use them at the end of the day. this is a further sign of the weakness of the russian position on the battlefield this threat is meant to change the narrative and to move the fear of western governments and western voters to try to reduce support for ukraine.

jessica joins us alive now a from chon, just to jessica. you can you tell us about what's happening behind you? first of all, well i'm here in took another sub district of to ensure and it's day 3, it's wednesday. so this is really the crucial period. and as time goes on, chances of finding any survivors here, gross, lemme lemme, this was one of the worst effected areas and quite a busy strip of, of houses. quite a busy residential area. it's difficult to picture it the, the way it looks right now. but what we've heard from speaking with the local community head is around 20 houses here. were buried in the line flight pushed around 50 meters, basically towards the river. and so you can see the excavators working. now those just arrived a few minutes ago trying to find survivors trying to find bodies as well. basically, you can see here the remnants of ordinary domestic life that was interrupted by this horrible tragedy above. we had such teams looking for victims and up until now in this area they had been using manual means their hands usi

jessica washington reports from the worst hit area.essica: a few days ago, this was a bustling residential area. now there are more police and soldiers and residents as they search debris and soil for victims of this week's earthquake and landslides. >> my wife and two children were buried by the landslide. until now, there is no information about them. >> search teams have found items from his home, but there's no sign yet of his family members. >> i have accepted that my family passed away. it seems impossible they could've survived and there are so many fatalities here, but i won't ever stop searching for them. jessica: his house was in one of the isolated areas of the province. rescues initially struggled to reach it. this village is one of the worst affected areas. residents say more than 20 houses were buried in the landslide. dozens of their neighbors are still missing. it's where her husband was when the earthquake hit. >> we were recently married and trying to have a baby. but now i must accept what happened. >> crews were abl

harris: jessica tarlov is with us today. jessica, it's no secret that the democratic party didn't have a cohesive message coming to the game here and the game is almost up and they do have a better messenger for you guys, you have the star of the party, barack obama, but he was frustrated down in florida. people were not -- one heckler got their whole game off. >> i think you watched all the rallies and i have been the fan girl that's been watching clip after clip after clip when are you coming back. he handled the heckler fine and that's something that happens in politics. harris: barack obama, the former president said, just a second here, it wasn't whether or not he handled them fine, he chastised the crowd for saying that you guys are, you know, you're getting distracted by politics. i need for you to focus in and i let that play on the faulkner focus this week. several minutes before he could get a democratic crowd in hand enough to then talk about the message of winning. >> i understand the point. florida is a state wh

jessica is back. >> i'm not sure what's going on with our internet this morning. people sauntering covid how important governors are and during the 2020 election, how important they are, making decisions whether or not to overturn elections. in georgia, brian kemp stood up to trump and refused to overturn the election, faced trump's kryptonite and one that overwhelmingly and he is on pace for reelection against stacey abrams and that one him some crossover support for handling that this way. the same states challenged last time, arizona is going to be a key one there. a strong possibility that kari lake, who has been a conspiracy theorist, election denier and former tv news reporter, i would put a pinky on the scale for her . you could see some of those election deniers down the ballot winning as well. nevada is another place where we could see that. nevada, republicans might have a slight edge there. we see republicans voting on election day. >> maybe you could say so our viewers in europe understand this better, what could a potential election deniers become sec

evan, jessica, paula, elli, stand by. we're going to take a quick break but we continue to follow the breaking news on the other side. attorney general merrick garland set to announce a special counsel into the investigations into former president trump. we will bring that announcement to you live, scheduled for about four minutes from now. we'll be right back. steaeak and crispy bacon. but what aboutut the new boss? it looks so good it makes me hangry! settle down therere, big guy the new subway series. what's your pick? i'd like to thank our sponsor liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance, so you only pay for what you need. coestants ready? go! only pay for what you need. jingle: liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. dove 0% is different. we left aluminum out and put 48 hours freshness and 1 quarter moisturizers... in. dove 0% aluminum deodorant. lasting odor protection that's kind on skin. you love closing a deal. but hate managing your business from afar. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed

jessica: muy bueno. los regalos que ellos quieren a precios que te encantarán. ofertas para celebrar a tu manera. solo en target. seÑales que nos alertan de que karla: gracias por seguir con nosotros. esto es muy importante. para mucho de nosotros las seÑales que nos alertan que algo estÁ mal con nuestro estÓmago son sÍntomas que tienen que ver con Él como la digestiÓn, pero sabÍas que hay otros sÍntomas que nada tiene que ver con tu estÓmago y que puedes tener un problema. para decir cuÁles son estÁ el doctor juan. bienvenido. que tema tan interesante. jamÁs hubiÉramos pensado que otra cosa tuviera que ver con el estÓmago. juan: varias cosas. buenos dÍas antes que todo. nuestros intestinos y las bacterias que estÁn dentro controlan mucho mÁs que la funciÓn gastrointestinal como vamos a ver. les voy a decir exactamente cuÁles son los sÍntomas. esto es algo que mucha gente padece. vamos a entender esto de la flora intestinal. hay bacterias buenas y malas. imaginen que aquÍ tenemos bacterias malas. voy a a

kennedy: jessica tarlov arguing conservative point of view.eral's di dirt stingy liberals, topic one to you jessica. crime. democrat p politicians turned our inner-city to crime and in infested hell holes is why voting republican safest. >> it is not just ticket for safer streets, i can't speak is that republican trait, a pick ticket to return to a more prosperous white christian america, we'll isolate the cities with minorities in the city and kick them out of the states they belong it combine those cities in undesirable places, whether -- where the weather is bad, not due to climate change, which is not real, all those people with illegal guns will kill each other there. and america will be returned to how we want it, which is white, christian, small and gun toting. kennedy: nick fuentes. >> sorry thank you for taking your hood off for that statement. this is disgusting. >> jimmy, republican s snowflakes won't stop whining about a few extra murders and assault. >> it like is joe biden always said, support police, they are a great rock band.

those details in a moment but first, we are expecting rain to sweep across the bay area in two days, jessica. >>> you're right. it will be a strong storm that settles into the bay area and it's interesting that we are seeing blue skies and we are talking about showers as low pressure dives in from the north. this is a strong polar air mass pushing in from the pacific, so a lot of moisture and cold air backing it up. let's take it hour by hour for your local area. if you look at futurecast, it's mostly clear for us today and partly cloudy tomorrow but it's not until wednesday need and thursday morning when you see the band of rain settling in. that's the edge of the cold front, and we'll conditn pratit's going to be ilton a strong one but we get a break friday and then another one coming in. back to you, ryan. >> thank you, jessica. >>> it's giving tuesday, and it's a crucial day for the local initiative of food for the bay area families. reed cowan an has more. a busy day, reed. >> reporter: it is a busy day, and they are stocking the shelfs to make sure that the food gets to people who need

citizenship, jessica.est also tweeted musk has to consent to agree releasing his own citizenship documents. jessica, people are noting the irony about a liberal pundit calling to investigate an punish somebody via immigration law. what do you think of that attack? >> yeah. i think that stuff is over the line, right? if there is real national security threat congress is more than capable of dealing with it. this is more driven because they don't like musk might do with their precious platform. that is too bad. he paid for it. now it is his. whether you like it or not you can use it or not, calling for things like that just seems to be more of a personal motivation and not really based on any policies. elizabeth: you just made the point, use it or you don't have to use it, right? like switching the channel. twitter ousted lawyers made a calls to ban trump and sensor biden laptop story. she is one who did that. she was fired as other executives. they may not get the golden parachutes. that musk may stop that.

host: we have 20 minutes left and then we have another jessica joining us this morning, jessica hill,ho is a politics reporter joining us to talk about that state, so why is nevada so competitive this year? jessica hill? guest: i am glad to be here. all the country has its eyes on nevada. we have a race that could flip the senate red. we also have a lot of key races such as secretary of state where there is a republican who has been pretty straightforward about being an election denier and if he gets control could receive a democratic president in 2024. host: and the governor's race. guest: that is between a democrat and a county sheriff. there are a lot of pull saying it will be a tight race. abortion is a key part of that campaign. host: what about the economy? guest: the economy also. we know that voters vote with their pocketbooks in mind. the current governor has had a tough challenge with the pandemic and the opening. nevada had one of the hardest hit states with very low unemployment -- a very high unemployment rate. and that has definitely affected him a lot. he mentioned how

jessica: ya votaron?oto. karla: aquÍ tendremos la cobertura mÁs completa y esto estÁ que arde. satcha: esta maÑana surgen reacciones al discurso del presidente joe biden, advirtiendo que la democracia estadounidense depende de estos comicios. el mandatario culpa de manera directa al expresidente trump por rechazar resultados electorales y alimentar lo que llama vivencia polÍtica. algunos republicanos dicen que sus palabras dividen a la naciÓn en lugar de unificar. nos explica edwin pitti en vivo desde washington. buenos dÍas. edwin: buenos dÍas. este discurso joe biden lo hace a cuadras del capitolio para ilustrar lo que define como varios ataques a la democracia, no sÓlohablando de lo ocurrido durante la insurrecciÓn del 6 de enero si no tambiÉn por el reciente ataque al esposo de la presidenta de la cÁmara baja nnancy pelosi. es el resultado de la retÓrica que utilizan grupos de extrema derecha y responsabilizÓ al expresidente trump. vamos a ver parte de lo que dijo joe biden. joe biden: [habla en inglÉ

let's go over to meteorologist jessica burch with why we declared today a first alert weather day. >> it has been such an active morning for many of us. there have been power outages, a wind advisory and daytime highs for election day are only getting into the mid to low 50s. the wind advisory will stay in effect until 10:00 this morning. for another hour, we have been dealing with gusty conditions all along the coast and a flood advisory issued by the national weather service for the santa clara valley and throughout the santa cruz mountains. we have been dealing with heavy, heavy downpours all morning long, especially in the south bay. santa clara is already close to two inches. in the past 12 hours. as we get closer to home, it looks like we are seeing a break along the south coast, anywhere from san francisco down along half moon bay but it is still packing on hard in the mountains, closer to san jose. for our friend to live throughout the tri-valley area, we have seen hit-or-miss showers. we will see this develop as it pushes off the last, it has been a very active morning at the

i know it hasn't been fun for jessica, but jessica.ut i do nearly as sensitive as you would think. jessic i woulda, not for not for jessica to be on twitter, because i see the that people say to her, listen, i apologize for most of it. >> yes. >> okay, so let me ask you this really quick so we know purportedly when this stuff comes out, we'll see what wewe all suspect is happening, which is that, you know, liberal voices are elevated, conservative voices are turnedo. down. if you ask me, you ehav politics, you know as much as ii do. that's in kind donation. that'son illegal. so do you think we should investigate when when this information comes out? should we investigate and prosecute those executives? but even those employeesecute th who were involved inn of the suppression of democrat candidates, for example, or campaigns or republican campaigns? i don't i guess you have to see what happens there. but i do know, for instance, now it's funny that elon musk owns twitter. we only talk about big tech being twitter, right. that suddenly w

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>> jessica: i've never been afraid of these things and i've said it consistently. it's your right to do it, go ahead. but it's certainly not taking a message from what happen last night of the election. people didn't go to the polls thinking, i'm really concerned about hunter biden. >> greg: but were they thinking about january 6? that's the correlation. >> jessica: january 6, we saw people storming into the capital, and... >> judge jeanine pirro: it's democracy they're talking about. >> jessica: hunter biden in january 6 are not equivalent threats to america and demo democracy. >> greg: why was the story buried? if it was not a problem, why did you have security experts? >> jessica: i have no fear and i would never vote for hunter biden for elected office. the benghazi hearings were a theater did what they were supposed to do because they got hillary clinton down in her ratings. >> judge jeanine pirro: they had a production company in cahoots for january 6. >> greg: i've got to get jesse in here. >> jesse: this won't be a hunter biden investigation, it will be a j

is it going to sway any voters this close to election day, jessica?> i early voted a couple days ago. we are in the middle of it right now. a poll came out yesterday i believe that had hochul up 11, which is much higher than it had been, kind of gotten down to the 4 to 6 points and one that had zeldin up a tiny bit, so that is the hope. it's not lost on my they are at a seven sisters school, and focus on crime and inflation, dobbs ruling is obviously something that has animated female voters especially college educated ones, they are on a college campus and i imagine that will be part of the tone. i expect hochul to hold on but the impact on the down ballot cannot be understated, sean patrick maloney, other hudson valley districts on long island, etc., could be very bad for democrats. >> sandra: and watching the race with mike lawler, you said that's the race to watch for you. but why bring out hillary clinton to campaign for hochul when hochul is in trouble with crime. crime came to lee zeldin's doorstep, all around the state, this mother upstate new

are you feeling lucky, jessica? >>> in a lot of other ways, maybe but not when it comes to powerball. >>> a quick look outside. it is very, very beautiful outside right now. clear skies but don't let this fool you. we are in luck as we head into the flexion couple of hours. we have some rain on the way for us just offshore, starting to push its way closer to ant that rosa. you did see the lightning strike earlier. this is a heavy system starting to formulate. but by the time it hits onshore, it looks like a quick-moving system. let's get a quick look at hour by hour, it continues to push off into the east with a light drizzle. for our friend off in the east bay and even into the north bay, we'll continue to see that push off. a very heavy system in the overnight hours. >>> for now, back to you. >>> >>> our big story is the election tomorrow. and here in the bay area, two cities are voting to replace two term mayors. oakland and san jose. >> reporter: door knocking. shaking hands. passing out campaign flyers. and con

let's check in with jessica burch. jess? >>> we are seeing sunny skies along the coast, and that doesn't happen often this time of year, the offshore flow and upper 60s until the santa clara valley. we are seeing 70s in the forecast near fairfield and also the case in santa rosa, and wednesday will be warmer than today. be prepared. you will still want the layer but on the bright side you won't need it as you head into the afternoon hours. >>> non-profit feeding the community is ramping up their serves through the holiday season. >> it's the anti-poverty agency hundreds of meals every day, and just ar they reported serving 25% more senior citizens requesting the services. >> i am not working right now and they give us chicken, fruit, vegetables which are helpful. but they already signed us up for christmas gifts for the kids. and it really helps. >> a thousand more cars are expected to come through for freshly cooked meals by the end of the week. what a wonderful organization. that [ upbeat music ] >> steffy: yes. if you can

. >>> jessica joins us now with a look at your weather. are we going to be figure any more rain on the way? >> reporter: we got impressive numbers. but we are sandwiched in between two major cold fronts. we have more rain on the way as a new cold front approaches us as early as saturday and sunday. more unset would wecht around the corner. saturday the first band of rain is expect to settle in to the afternoon hours and gusty conditions into the weekend. so that golden gate half marathon this could be scattered showersch make sure you do have that rain jacket handy. >>> on saturday another step back, the fiesta alameda at the waterfront park, low 60s. so bundle up, stay warm. even cooler temperatures as we head into next week. >>> 50s on bored for us all throughout next week. not only along our coast in the bay but inland in the north bay too. if you want to enjoy the rain, take an extra hour for yourself. for now, amanda, i'm going to send it right back over to you. >>> i am excited for a rainy weekend. >> it is going to be nice. >> it ha

so did jessica watkins, a former army veteran. she was transgender, trying to fit in, and did something that she said was a dumb -- move. she was being a quote dumb -- as she told the jury. but she did not try to stop the peaceful transfer of power. she was, though, found guilty by preventing a member from congress from discharging a duty. she was in the capitol and on camera, that she took herself by the way, a selfie of her going we just stormed the capitol, we're in the efing capitol. so some of the evidence is the words of the people who are the defendants, much of it, really, the messaging between the different members of this group. and so the jury looked at a whole lot of evidence, jake, i cannot stress that enough. seven weeks of testimony in this case that this jury has gone through, jake. >> all right, sara, we'll come back to you, thank you so much. if you're just tuning in, there has been some breaking news, some guilty verdicts in the trial of the five oath keepers, including the ringleader, stewart rhodes, who has be

. >> jessica, let it is the general manager of the dna lounge in san francisco. she is showing me surveillance video of an incident recorded back on halloween weekend in which she says dna security physically restrained and intoxicated in violent customer who was denied access to the club. her friends stepped in between her and security, trying to keep her from continuing to engage with us. that's the point at which she kicks. one of my security guards. the general manager says the woman lauren hopkins struck several members of the dna security staff while refusing multiple efforts to be escorted away from the club. >> i was there actually. i was on the sidewalk. i saw the incident these all the time i did not see the entire in stand apart. jessica says she did see. >> was lauren hopkins being restrained by her security >> that part was not recorded in dna security footage but was recorded on a bystander's cellphone in that video. you can hear hopkins saying that she is being choked up. as well as a man arguing with security but jessica, let in says that she did

jessica. berlin is a political analyst and a visiting fellow of the to the point, let me introduce today's panel. jessica. berlin german marshall fund, a think attack, former paratrooper and retired colonel with germany's bundeswehr, now military analyst at the german institute for international and security of and our very own natalia small ncba from vw's russia desk. a warm welcome to all of you and i would like to start to look at the situation on the ground, curson was just retaken by ukraine. there was jubilation about it. but now morale apparently is very low citizens, fearing fearing the winter because russia has destroyed a lot of infrastructure when retreating. now, ukraine calls that a terrorist act and a war crime. is that true? uh, what i think is one should not called russia as a whole as a terrorist state. there are of course violations of human rights violations of uh, the humanitarian law of war uh, and the aggression as such is of course a crime against uh, piece. on the other

are jessica washington live for us there from jen gurin, west java promise. jessica thank of the turkish president says he launch a ground offensive against kurdish forces in northern syria. it follows a series of strikes, traded between turkey, anom groups in science, syria, and some explosion in istanbul last week, which anchor blames on kurdish groups. the military has been bombing kurdish targets in northern syria in retaliation. san m caulsey only reports on the southern turkish city of gassy. entered. aha! this mother is the swan. her 5 year old son, her son was killed in an attack you the took a syrian border on monday. oh, a rucker hit his 1000 cock. how much district while he was playing with his by his relatives, call him a hero. the rockets were report to the launched by curtis y p g fighters in northern syria. one of her sons, uncles describes what family's going through. we actually shoots a big pain. no words can explain it. there's nothing more that i can certainly do. turkey cancer, there is the y p g, a syrian branch of its alphabet. curtis c

host: we have 20 minutes left and then we have another jessica joining us this morning, jessica hill, is a politics reporter joining us to talk about that state, so why is nevada so competitive this year? jessica hill? guest: i am glad to be here. all the country has its eyes on nevada. we have a race that could flip the senate red. we also have a lot of key races such as secretary of state where there is a republican who has been pretty straightforward about being an election denier and if he gets control could receive a democratic president in 2024. host: and the governor's race. guest: that is between a democrat and a county sheriff. there are a lot of pull saying it will be a tight race. abortion is a key part of that campaign. host: what about the economy? guest: the economy also. we know that voters vote with their pocketbooks in mind. the current governor has had a tough challenge with the pandemic and the opening. nevada had one of the hardest hit states with very low unemployment -- a very high unemployment rate. and that has definitely affected him a lot. he mentioned how in

i want to thank sam and jessica. we will be backin to thank sam and jessica.at 11:30 p:m., but for now, it's goodbye. good evening. i'm marc edwards. another busy night in the champions league. produced a fabulous fight back to put their place in the last 16. they beat marseilles. ceiling top spot in their group of the last kick of the game. natalie pirks was watching. in the hostile stade velodrome, it was boom or bust for tottenham. in the tightest of groups, a draw would be enough, but spurs' away form in europe has been rocky and the early warning signs were there. manager antonio conte could do little about marseille's lively start, banished to the stands after a red card last week. and he could only watch as a nasty clash for son saw tottenham's dazed star led prematurely down the tunnel. as their injuries piled up, so did their problems. spurs would be dumped into the europa league unless they got a goal back and fast. much better. the final few minutes were frenetic. 0ne leap could break hearts, but spurs held their nerve group d winners, the last 16 a

ellen: jessica. jessica: sure. one area i didn't talk about was space medicine and opening space to more people. as we have started to fly private astronaut missions, how do we open space to not just a specific set of astronauts, how do you fly people who have diabetes or specific things. how much data needs to be collected to make space travel safer for human beings. i would like for us to work together as an industry to make sure that we are sharing that data to open up access to base to more people faster. -- two space to more people faster. ellen: thanks. todd: i want to interact on those points, how do -- how do we share in that architecture, can the spaceport take the lead? can we operate in these different obstacles is something that we've been talking about in the aerospace corporation. there is different standards, how can we bring those elements of modularity and flexibility to allow us all to have the innovation and standardization to get the cost point down. some of my colleagues will be presenting a pa

jessica, so as the summit begins all eyes on this meeting between the u. s. and chinese presidents. well, that's exactly right. this is considered to be a highly consequential meeting that surely the outcome will be very much close. you closely watch not only by g 20 leaders also present here in bali, but my countries outside the g 20 as well. these are the leaders of the 2 largest economies in the world. so the stability or indeed the instability of the relationship between the u. s. and china has ramifications all over the world. those ramifications of felt, particularly here in the asia pacific, in regions like se, asia, where we see the u. s. and china competing for influence. so countries sort of find themselves in between these 2 great powers. we've heard from white house officials that the u. s. we'll talk about a variety of issues that president biden will raise a number of concerns that the u. s. has but a chief among those. all of these topics will be discussed under a sort of theme of managing competition between the u. s. and china, setting guard rails, so that competiti

jessica. so what do you expect him to dominate the agenda once the summit begins will turn in the days leading up to the summit. anticipation is growing here in new. so do are in barley as the island waits for world leaders to arrive for the summit. this is considered a highly consequential summit that takes place at a time as an economist describe in a gloomy economic outlook for next year. concerns about a growing food and energy crisis. and of course, greater geopolitical tensions over russia's invasion of ukraine and the subsequent effects that, that invasion has had on the global economy in particular, in relation to food and energy. now of course, there are riffs within the g 20 as this summer takes place. the host, indonesia has tried to keep the focus on issues where countries might be able to find common ground. but as we've seen throughout g 20 meetings this year, there have been a number of meetings of finance ministers, foreign ministers, and many other streams of meetings has been

jessica, thanks to let jessica washington live for us there. any chance you outer keys turkey as president says he is considering launching a ground operation in northern syria and i comes off to several rockets fired from serious struck the district of car commerce in southern turkey are 3 people were killed including a child. no one has claimed responsibility and current blames kurdish y p g fighters that followed a series of turkish as strikes in northern syria and iraq. the defense ministry saying it was targeting kurdish on groups. the key blames for a bomb attack in istanbul last week. war planes attack faces of y p g fighters and the out lord could start work as party or p k k. at least 4 people have been killed in a gas explosion in a student. housing block in iraq last happened in a bakery inside the building in the kurdish city of the hook, official say 27 people were injured. a fire at a factory in china has killed 36 people and injured to others. it happened in the city of an young in hannah province. blaise broke out that a facilit