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>> jessica: two nights ago. >> greg: i read it three times with different media outlets, jessica. >> jessica: you should expand your reading. thank you. yes. professor is just fine. so james comer, then this guy congressman green who said if we don't go down this impeachment route, the mega base will ststo voting for us. it doesn't sound like we have a legitimate impeachment inquiry going. it sounds like i'm scared of being voted out. and on dana's show this morning, the two whistleblowers were on and bill hemmer was pushing them. they accused biden of influence peddling and didn't have anything to back it up. the story that i think will be very interesting and it's starting to get a little juicy by jesse's standards is james comer and his shell company. so he's been going on for months about the fact that people who are innocent of these things don't have shell companies. but guess what, james comer does. so he's one of the biggest landowners. >> jesse: does he have 20? >> jessica: oh! >> greg: come on. >> jessica: let me -- >> greg: there's a difference. >> jessica: the belittling that's c

jessica people remember _ in israel and gaza. jessica people remember that _ in israel and gaza. jessicaand gaza. jessica people remember that period of time . in israel and gaza. jessica people i remember that period of time when in israel and gaza. jessica people - remember that period of time when i seem to be a lot of pledges of aid, pledges of weaponry going towards ukraine. how important is the us and that bigger picture?— that bigger picture? really important- _ that bigger picture? really important. if _ that bigger picture? really important. if you - that bigger picture? really important. if you look - that bigger picture? really important. if you look at l that bigger picture? really i important. if you look at the figures in terms of pure military aid, including funding to purchase military aid, the us is far out ahead. it is a huge economy. we went out yesterday to talk to people in kyiv because president zelensky, his officials, people who are high up in his cabinet, they are all striking a diplomatic tone at the moment, still trying to convince congress to break this deadlo

jessica. >> jessica: like you can talk about it, i can't like explain fully giving birth. like it is -- >> i can. >> jessica. exhilarating, yet -- >> greg: i will not say it, i cannot explain it. >> you have to. >> greg: it is like giving birth, for a dude. all right, one more thing is up next. >> will: a commercial break. let's talk. ♪ ♪ this is your season to smile with new dentures from aspen dental -- to raise a toast and gather together, to wrap up the fun and round up the gang. to help get you ready, your aspen dental denture team is celebrating 25 years of affordable care with an epic anniversary savings event. don't miss enjoying a moment with fast repairs in our onsite labs and 20% off your custom dentures. plus, we have a denture money back guarantee so you can smile with confidence. aspen dental. book today. rsv is out there. for those 60 years and older protect against rsv with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those w

jessica? >> jessica: very special you go girl today. >> girl power. >> you go, girl. >> jessica: montana's voice we have a party for her that elmo cake was the most incredible thing. those are the grandmas. left side brian's grandma carol and judy. this is at her school party. i got her a 2. she also loves the scooter and started. brian had princess bride shirts. peekaboo with her aunt alissa. me at the school party. everyone thinks that was a weird party hat to put her in. >> jesse: very cute. >> jessica: indicate from the itty-bitty bakery. the most delicious thing. >> judge jeanine: luna 70-pound german shepherd and she went missing last week. her owners looked all over for her and found her spotted 25 meet up a massive tree. it's still a mystery how she was able to get that high. remember she is a german shepherd not a malinois. >> she was chasing a squirrel. >> jesse: wait a second. >> judge jeanine: owner of four dogs my dog would fly after a squirrel. >> greg: amazing. all right. tonight. what great show. tom shillue. lee zeldin, kat timpf you better watch or i'm coming after you. greg wa

jessica washington, who joins us from hong kong outside the west county courts with more on the trial. and jessica, i say there's plenty of media retention there. what's the mood like uh, as the trial begins? well, that's exactly right. sending in the quote complex, you really do get a sense of the significance of this trial. you can see quite a sizable media presence here because of this trial was also quite a large crowd of people who gathered in the early hours of the morning, braving the home con winter, trying to get to secure a place to watch the trials themselves. so suddenly a sense of this is a significant moment. there are also some foreign diplomats supports from the trial as it takes place, including of course, representative representative from the u. k. stimuli is of course, a u. k citizen and u. k. foreign secretary david cameron has just before this trial began, calls for his immediate release, noting that this is a collision, please motivation prosecution. china post chinese authorities have suddenly rejected those accusations and say that this is a matter of national security, not as, as it has been framed by many human rights organizations. and indeed by many foreign governments as a matter of press freedom. as a matter of freedom of expression, rather that they see jimmy life as a tug, as if this is a national security mass us one that focuses on one man alone rather than home come values. as we have seen, some organizations say that this case, the significance of this case, and just to get given that what are some of the concerns, legal experts have already raised about this trying as well there has been some concerns raised a well before the trial, even began of course, a chief among them, the delays. this trial has been delayed twice as jimmy lie has already been in custody for more than 3. yes, he is almost 18 years old. of course that is a concern for his family. they say they have concerns for his health, as he is a senior not but we as we saw him into the courtroom today, he did appear to be in good spirits. he waved and smiled at the public gallery, but they have been some concerns about the ways the legal logistics on this trial. his choice of lawyer was on the national security round long trial by jury. but this trial will take place without the jury. instead, homes, homes, leader, chief executive john lee selected 3 judges to hear this now so, so there is concern about the legal logistics the way this is being conducted. and indeed whether we are seeing new legal presidents being such as this trial takes place. okay, thanks so much jessica, jessica washington for us in home home or vice who is in chile have rejected a new constitution to replace the current text that dates back to the dictatorship of august to finish. and it comes more than a year to chileans rejected a lift leaning more progressive draft. the new proposed text was seen as conservative and market friendly, less than america. and the tennessee and human has moved from santiago where the campaign headquarters of what you could consider the winters of this referendum. in other words, those who organized the rejected vote against a referendum for a new draft constitution to replace, to these dictatorship era constitution. the current one, now this is the 2nd time in the year the julian's went to the polls to vote in a referendum for or against the new constitution. the previous one was seen as having gone too far to the left. this one much too far to the right. so what you're seeing here are a lot of people who are kind of trying to figure out what to say t

jessica. it's a big fat scam. >> jessica: was it a big fat scam that changed u.s. policy? >> jesse: sure, i just na named -- >> jessicaine: what's not true? >> jessica: the thing about -- >> dana: can i jump in? they have the votes. we are at 219, 220. they only lost the one. >> jesse: i just want to mention the fact that you said i could get greg pregnant. you said men could get pregnant. how can i get greg pregnant? >> greg: you're going to have to get me drunk first. [laughter] i'm not easy, jesse. >> dana: now 221. >> jesse: explain it, jessica. >> dana: the other thing is, all republicans voted yes, even -- can you confirm, did ken buck also do the same? he did. one thing that is going to happen in january, the president will definitely do, is the democrats are going to use this opportunity to fund raise like crazy. to try to pull everybody together. the democrats have been splintering off into these different groups. this is unhappy. now you have the inquiry, it is formal. the fundraising piece, probably on both sides, everybody likes to raise money on everything but this one for the democrats they are going to

thanks so much jessica, jessica washington for us and home call before it has until they have rejected a new conservative constitution to replace the current text that dates back to the dictatorship, who goes to kind of shy and it comes more than a year to chileans. rejected a left leaning more progressive draft, less than america and it's at lucy and human reports from santiago. as the choice was simple, all in favor for against in the end, the message was clear. just as the majority of chileans had rejected the draft constitution last year seen as to far left. this time they voted against one that was widely viewed as even more right wing the new car at charter written under chillies. former peter shade dictatorship. who saw for like doing it's better to stay with the disgusting constitution of pino shape for food by to progressive president. them to have this tied to the right wing version, the buddhist on flashes. and, but some would have preferred this last offer to put the matter to rest, i think, is going long enough. 3 years ago, chileans voted overwhelmingly to draft a new con

jessica jessica washington for us in hong kong. as far as is until you have rejected and you conservative constitution to replace the context that dates back to the dictatorship. will gusta kind of shape it comes more than a year to chileans rejected a left leaning more progressive draft. lesson america. it is it lucy and newman reports. the choice was simple. all in favor for against in the end the message was clear. just as the majority of 2 leads had rejected the draft constitution last year seen as to far left. this time the voted against one that was widely viewed as even more right wing than the current charter written under chillies. former peter shade dictatorship. who saw funding, i don't, it's better to stay with the disgusting constitution of pino shape for food by to progressive president. them to have this tied to the right wing version, the buddhist on fashions and put some would have preferred this last offer to put the matter to rest, i think is going long enough. 3 years ago, chileans voted overwhelmingly to draft

jessica. >> she shared photos and he talked about the pain of caring for his dying father. after nearly a month, the conversation turned to money. >> she started to introduce me to cryptocurrency, trading, gold. >> jessica showed him how to invest by installing a rating app on his phone that he said looked legit. little did he know he was a victim, pumping money into a sophisticated con, for the scammers, a pig fat and up for the slaughter. >> the account is gone. what did i do? that's 30 years of my wife and my life, building up this wealth. >> wealth that have suddenly disappeared. panic thing that's my panicking he begged jessica for help. >> please, help me! i lost everything! >> but jessica disappeared and probably never even existed. >> this is the professionalization of fraud services. >> the fbi said it has seen losses due to . nurturing scams. >> an organization representing victims crap -- track their victims to this border region. >> u.s. capitol can say they've been able to trace their money to places like this. this compound, across the river, is just inside the territory of myanmar. and that is where we are learning about the conditions inside, that some people who work there, they say that they were forced against their will to try and scam americans out of their hard-earned money in conditions that they describe as amounting to modern-day slavery. >> this compound is where a indian man said he was forced to work for more than 11 months without pay for a chinese criminal gang. >> the guards spotted us. >> until they recently released him back to thailand he, too, was the victim of a scam, he doesn'

jessica, most memorable sporting event? >> jessica: i was living in london in 2012 when they had the olympics. i got to go to a lot of events especially the track and field events. >> that's rad. >> ivory tower i did it all. >> good for you. rachel? >> rachel: well, i hate sports, everyone knows that about me. but i did love watching my husband climb a 90 foot tree because he was a lumberjack athlete. and so going to the world champion lumberjack competitions in wisconsin and watching my husband win! >> awesome. >> pretty rad. two-way tie. i was in yankee stadium when bush threw out the first pitch in the world series in 2001. they had umpires on the field that were secret service agents dressed as umpires like the movie "naked gun" it was straight out of that. that was a win. my brother joey was on the field. he was a city cop. hooray! although i was lied to by the ticket broker who said these seats have a good view. forgot to mention it was of jupiter. i was like in row triple zx and the tie is this past saturday, link on and i were at the pittsburgh steelers game. first steelers game as a guest of the team. we were on the field. and like it was amazing, you know, for lincoln and for me. he doesn't know how much his dad gambles. this thing could have went sideways in a hurry. one more thing is up next. he hits his mark —center stage—and is crushed by a baby grand piano. you're replacing me? customize and save with liberty bibberty. he doesn't even have a mustache. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ right now get a free footlong at subway. like the new deli heroes. buy one footlong in the app, get one free. it's a pretty big deal. kinda like me. order in the subway app today. my a1c was up here; now, it's down with rybelsus®. his a1c? it's down with rybelsus®. my doctor told me rybelsus® lowered a1c better than a leading branded pill and that people taking rybelsus® lost more weight. i got to my a1c goal and lost some weight too. rybelsus® isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. don't take rybelsus® if you or your family ever had medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2, or if allergic to it. stop rybelsus® and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stomach pain, or an allergic reaction. serious side effects may include pancreatitis. gallbladder problems may occur. tell your provider about vision problems or changes. taking rybelsus® with a sulfonylurea or insulin increases low blood sugar risk. side effects like nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea may lead to dehydration, which may worsen kidney problems. need to get your a1c down? you may pay as little as $10 per prescription. it's time now for "one more thing." jessicant to plug our new year's special coming up on monday, taking a look back at the most memorable mommy's from 2023. revealing our new year's resolutions and predictions. father of the yearbook award goes to this dad from illinois. dad tony has been taking 3-year-old daughter willow to dance lessons every saturday. time for the recital required accompany on stage. tony agreed to join her tutu included wife posted the clip 65350-pound is a moneyian but also a girl dad. stole the show with their moves. super cute. >> katie: very cute. check out this goat named jr. jury is experiencing something we all can't stand which is when you have an itch that is out of reach. he got innovative junior did and used the owners on owner's broom to itch the spot he may have been trying to eat it as well. >> junior has an itch not the fact he is in the kitchen. >> katie: like charlie's house. >> charlie: that would be definitely a problem. check out this video, biologists in utah took three deer on the rid

. >> jessica? >> jessica: okay.y a front flip. the execution could use some practice. [laughter] kids are the cutest. all right. good. >> jesse: good one more thing. >> judge jeanine: service dog nervous about being on first plane so she enlisted other dog as service animal. snuggled up for the k-9 tennessee. see how they take care of each other? >> take care of each other. that's it for us. have great night. >> dana: dana, the judge took your dog story. >> dana: we share. >> bret: thank you have. a good night. good evening, welcome to

jessica, thank you so much forjoining _ 41. jessica, thank you so much forjoining us— 41. jessica, thank you so much forjoining us again. _ 41. forjoining us again. in - 41. jessica, thank you so much forjoining us again. in india i forjoining us again. in india the stock market has reached a new milestone. let's bring our report. tell us more about the new milestone?— report. tell us more about the new milestone? india has been a standout market _ new milestone? india has been a standout market of _ new milestone? india has been a standout market of the _ standout market of the asia—pacific region, both driven by domestic drivers as well as those in the global markets. according to bloomberg data, more than $12 billion worth of money has been pumped in by foreign investors into indian equity so far this year and it is only going stronger. recent drug is were a good show by the ruling party in the state elections which bolstered the investor confidence but backing that has been the strong economic growth in the last couple of quarters that we have seen. most of it again driven by the government's investment in infrastructure,

jessica. >> jessica: okay. so grateful dead fans a big deal in my house married to a dead head. stanford university is offering online course for fans wishing to learn more on the band's music and cultural. winter course will be taught by david gonzalez. a number of guest speakers and readings. registration is open. you do not have to be a stanford student to take it. we will be taking it in our household. >> kennedy: contend magnolia, well done. katy? >> katie: winter time for winter sports. ice storm in bismarck, north dakota created dangerous conditions for people driving cars but perfect conditions for a man who decided to go around town on his ice skates. didn't have much traffic so good for him. make sure is he safe and no injuries. looks like a great way to spend the day and see the town of the. >> kennedy: i wondered where brian boitano retired. if you love connedments. conned connedments. acc and big 1, that is real mail that gets dumped on the wins of course kneel brown, west virginia mountaineers head coach tried to wear extra big hat it didn't matter. he got a body full of delicious. >> talk about covering of the spread. we won the game and covered the spread. all right. charlie, take it away. >> charlie: keeping with the sports theme. this is nba super star michal bridges. i think i'm saying that right. one might presume he has extraordinarily clean and straight diet as an nba star. you would be wrong. turns out that he has been eating chipotle every single day for the last 10 years. >> chipotle. >> have never eaten what is it. >> chipotle. >> chipotle. >> real man of the people charlie hurt. >> delicious. >> charlie: never eaten it in my life. >> jessica cancel culture dictionary. guide to winning the war on fun which we are going to do. go on tour and see me do comedy this spring. there are the red hot dates of everybody calm down tour and of course in the summer. i will also be touring with some alcoholic i'm not going to say who rhymes with kennedy. >> kennedy: i know you can't wait. neither can we. that's it for us. have a great night. ♪ ♪

jessica jessica for a if he has been you go girl.y 65 years after it was released in honor of its anniversary gone platinum five times. now number one. >> greg: amazing. a fan of this show. she watches it every day. >> jesse: you go girl for real. brenda lee is awesome. >> bret: oh, greg, did you go girl. >> greg: did i say brenda? is that he

jessica jessica for a if he has been you go girl. classic christmas song by brenda lee made number one on the billboard shots monday 65 years after it was released in honor of its anniversary gone platinum five times. now number one. >> greg: amazing. a fan of this show. she watches it every day. >> jesse: you go girl for real. brenda lee is awesome. >> bret: oh, greg, did you go girl. >> greg: did i say brenda? is that her name? >> hi, bret, how are you doing? >> bret: good. i appreciate it. good evening, welcome to washington. breaking tonight, actually moments ago, president biden telling democratic donors in boston, quote: if trump wasn't running, i'm not sure i would be running. insisting democrats cannot let the former president win. we'll talk more about the president's messaging later in the show. meantime today on capitol hill, jewish students at some of the top colleges and universities in the country said they are in fear for their lives on campus. those students and some top administrators appeared on capitol hill today.

ni jessica ni nosotros fuimos, ni jessica. >> no, jessica no se lo ganó. rios 1 que estarían pagando 1 millón por llevárselo, es alexis vega. veremos cuál sería el nuevo futuro del que ahora sería ex jugor d adech así no podrás ganar dinero. o un cadillac city four. buenas noches. >> juega la semana 19 de la liga premier de inglaterra y hoy el city continúa en su búsqueda de seguir peleando por la punta. y para eso visitó en el everton, en goodison park, a las acciones , porque los que iban a pegar primero iban a ser los stuffies. dwight mcneil se metía al área, sacaba el centro y encontraba a jack harrison para que el everton abriera el marcador en casa, 1 a 0. después le pegaba de zurda y adentro. y con esto el city se ponía 1 a 1. después iba a venir julián Álvarez, el campeón del mundo, el argentino, desde los 11 pasos para poner el marcador 2 a 1 y después con una gran definición, bernardo silva ponía este balón por encima del arquero. 3 a 1 lo ganó el city y con eso es ahora, solo por ahora. 4o de la premier league. pasamos con iram rascon 49ers, que

. >> jessica? >> jessica: okay. this is what happened when little ashton tried to copy a front flip. the execution could use some practice. [laughter] kids are the cutest. all right. good. >> jesse: good one more thing. >> judge jeanine: service dog nervous about being on first plane so she enlisted other dog as service animal. snuggled up for the k-9 tennessee. see how they take care of each other? >> take care of each other. that's it for us. have great night. >> dana: dana, the judge took your dog story. >> dana: we share. >> bret: thank you have. a good night. good evening, welcome to washington. i'm bret baier. breaking tonight, authorities in las vegas say the person who opened fire on the campus of university of nevada at las vegas unlv this afternoon is dead. police report multiple victims have been taken to area hospitals but they are not saying what their injuries are, at least not yet, nor are they talking about a motive for the shooter. chief correspondent jonathan hunt is following this story from los a

jessica gallegos. jessica tú estás en la ciudad de alviso. nos vas a explicar precisamente qué consecuencias podrían enfrentar quienes no obedecen esta alerta y qué excepciones habrá. >> así es. pues mira flavio y césar es muy importante tener en cuenta que cuando se emite esta clase de alertas está totalmente prohibido que residentes y también negocios en los 9 condados del área de la bahía que ven madera o leña y para aquellas personas que no obedezcan esta alerta, habrán multas de hasta 100 . el humo de la leña es la principal fuente de contaminación del aire durante el invierno y en los últimos días se ha podido observar como todo ese humo se ha apoderado de los cielos de la bahía. por esa razón el distrito de gestión de la calidad del aire del Área de la bahía emitió la alerta durante el martes. >> want to make sure that we don't continue to develop, asegurando que cuando se emite esta alerta es con el fin de que no se desarrolle el problema de la contamina del aire. >> al pasar de los años. camila llegó al parque el viso marina a tomar fotografías del paisaje, pero lo que no sabía era que se iba a encontrar con un cielo parcialmente nublado debido a la contaminación del aire. desde la ciudad se ve como muy. >> o sea, como la capa de de como sucio, como si el aire, el aire sucio se ve como hasta nublado. y es que esos cielos han estado nublados porque aún hay personas que continúan quemando madera o leña, pero para las personas que no hagan caso, en el día que se emitan estas alertas habrá algunas consecuencias. >> tendrán que tomar un curso de concientiza ción sobre humo de leña o pagar una multa de 100 , o incluso tendrán que pagar multas más altas, usar más abrigo y quemaba menos. >> te de leña porque si no nos daña el oxígeno. >> la única excepción es para residentes que no tienen otra manera de calentar sus hogares. >> homes in the bay area. >> sin embargo, el vocero de la calidad del aire en el área de la bahía asegura que la mayoría de las casas están conectadas a una fuente de electricidad o gas , por lo que no habría ninguna excusa para quemar leña. >> no? pues ahorita en un ratico vemos si nos vamos. cierto? es lo único que podemos hacer. >> también se recomienda evitar actividades al aire libre a niños pequeños, a personas mayores de edad, mientras la alerta está en vigor, como el caso de carmen, quien decidió regresar a su casa con su familia porque su sobrino estaba un poco resfriado. para las personas que estén preocupados por esa contamina ción debido a tanto humo, aquí en la bahía o también para los que quieran reportar la quema de leña, lo pueden hacer al número que están viendo en estos momentos en pantalla. por ahora, ese es mi reportaje en vivo desde el viso. soy jessicahan perdido todo tras un incendio que sucedió durante la mañana de la navidad. no hay informes de heridos, pero los dueños de las empresas que operaban dentro del edificio dicen estar devastados, entre ellos, un estudio de baile, un centro de tutoría, un estudio de judo y un salón de uñas. según los funcionarios, aún no saben la causa del incendio. >> pasemos a otros temas. sabemos que ya algunas personas han comenzado a guardar la decoración navideña, pero no saben qué hacer con el arbolito natural que utilizaron. bueno, aquí tenemos algunas soluciones. por ejemplo, en san francisco puede llevarlos a un centro de reciclaje que se va a instalar del 2 al 12 de enero. será en la plaza civic center, mientras que en half moon bay, el equipo de recolección de basura, los va a recoger entre el 23 de diciembre y el 21 de enero. sólo tiene que quitarle la decoración y dejarlo a un lado del contenedor de basura de abono, mientras que en oakland será gradualmente del 26 de diciembre al 12 de ene

[laughter] >> she takes zel. >> jessica: let's do this. >> girl power. >> jessica: okay. >> you go, girl. >> jessicaome first responders. tina guy ler has been a firefighter and paramedic. she created the triple f foundation in 2019. fierce female fighters and 7100 members worldwide. the line of dolls comes with the gear firefighters use every day along with a guide to explain how it protects them and every doll sells benefits the foundation. you go, girl. kennedy? >> kennedy: cats hate christmas trees for some reason. one couple saw the cat pull the tree down. then they put the tree on the ceiling. and this didn't really work. look, there is the tree on the ceiling the next year. finally they built a giant barrier around the tree and that was the only way to keep the cat out. because they are the devil. >> jessica: that's awesome. >> charlie: a mississippi woman secret santa gift to her dad fulfill the promise she made to herself. the age of 7 she remembered her father by giving him a dan marino football card. >> jessica: that's so nice. and that's it. ♪ ♪ >> bret: good eveng,el

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jessica ball jessica, thanks for being with us. >> be with you. >> all right. residents of nearby grindavik were evacuated already last month. there have been eruptions in recent years. i actually read that this country is very familiar to volcanoes. they have about 130 of them. did scientists know this eruption was going to happen? >> absolutely. they were very closely monitoring the area for the earthquakes that happened when magma moves through the ground and they have their own version of the us geological survey there. the icelandic met office, and there scientists have been basically just waiting for this to go off. >> wow. and that being said, some of these images have been just breathtaking. you just saw some of lava flows and ash just clouding the sky. talk about the timeline of how long this eruption could last, because it's not just a one. and done type of deal, right? >> so this area is actually known for having this kind of fissure eruption. if you were to look at a map, you could actually see old fissures very close to this new one. and and fissure eruptions like this happen in many places around the world, including hawaii, for example. and they can last anything from a few days or weeks to months. so that is something that we can't really pinpoint point even when we're monitoring an eruption really well. and i want to keep this image on the screen that we just saw so we can reference it. >> what we're seeing is all of this magma is being spewed up into the air also, undoubtedly there has been ash in the area and also a little bit of activity not far from this main site can you kind of explain how the volcano makeup works and also what this means on people in the area? >> right. so what's basically driving this eruption? and the reason you see this fountaining here is volcanic gases. uh. so the main one is actually water, air or steam. and then also a lot of carbon dioxide and some smaller amounts of sulfur dioxide and other gases. and it's literally like taking the cork off of a bottle of champagne or a shaken bottle of soda. um, once the magma makes it to the surface, that's a release of that pressure and that allows it to spew up into the air. um, and as long as the magma that's below ground has enough gas in it, it will continue to push itself up out of these cracks and out of the fissure. >> i see that's why we are monitoring this so closely. and i remember when the volcano erupted back in 2010, flights were grounded. there were so many concerns over the air quality. what about this, this volcano and this latest fissure? does that compare? can you tell me about the magnitude compared to 2010? right >> so this is actually a different type of eruption entirely. um, 2010 was an explosive eruption. so what you had there was a gassy magma, but the magma itself was too sticky to flow like this. it was too viscous. and so instead of flowing, it exploded out of the volcano and created all of that ash, uh, here, what you're seeing is actually, um, gas escaping the magma much more easily. and so because it's able to do that, you get lava flows instead of lava explosions. so we're really not going to see the same kinds of volcanic ash produced as we did in 2010. and it's not going to be as much of an aircraft hazard. wow. >> speaking of aircraft, we actually have a chopper shot right now where they are hovering. not too far from what appears to be the ground. can you tell me about what they're doing? obviously surveying the damage, but this looks very dangerous from, you know, a bystander's perspective, right? >> so the main trouble with a helicopter in that case is going to be the heat rising off the lava. and also all of those gases you can see in the back ground coming out in those big plumes. but what they're doing there is going out and surveying the limits of the lava flows, how far they've traveled and how quickly. and so each day the icelandic met office is putting out a hazard map to show, you know, how far these these hazards are going to occur, whether they're getting closer to the town and, and what people might have to worry about in the future. all right. >> talking about the worries, i want to get to this because i remember there shortly after bardarbunga erupted in 2014, there were all these concerns about air quality. and to lure people back to iceland. people like myself took advantage of these special deals. you know, iceland was named a hot destination that year. are we planning to see something similar? i mean, is there a little bit of a silver lining where perhaps this could be a draw for tourists? >> uh- volcanoes are always a good draw for tourists, but in this case, the area that it's in is a little harder to access than it might otherwise be. it's not like just walking up to the park in hawaii and going to see a lava lake. um, so initially, because it's threatening a town like that, i would assume that the civil defense is going to ask the people, not come and try to see the volcanoes as spectacular as it is, and let them do their work and, uh, you know, either protect the town, keep people safe, or deal with the lava flows. um, if they start approaching the town in the ocean. >> yeah. because we are talking about serious respiratory issues. correct >> we are. yes. so all of those, uh, gas plumes, you can see coming off of there, um, a lot of that would be the sulfur dioxide that's in the, um, the magma. and that's a really irritating gas, i can say by experience, once you start breathing that in, it makes you cough really badly. it's very acidic and it's just a nasty experience. and it can also make things worse for people who have respiratory ailments like asthma or who are already sick. um, so downwind of that gas plume is going to be just a not good place to be. and, um, yeah. >> oh, no. and real quickly, because i know we are limited on time. um, overall though, with this, despite there being a town very close by, we don't see the magma itself being an issue here. so much. >> not at the moment. >> um, from what i can tell from reports, it's sort of concentrated in those two vents that you can see on the video. right now, and they seem to be at the northern end of the fissure. so at the moment, um, it's not a direct hazard to the town. all right. >> jessica ball from the usgs. we really appreciate you being here. thank you for enlightening us on the science behind this volcano. >> yep. always happy to share some volcano facts. >> great. >> all right, well, coming up, we are maxed out as a country when it comes to our credit cards, credit card debt. believe it or not, has reached a record high. and we'll talk about all of the reasons behind it. and they may not be as obvious as you think. we'll examine why we are took a deep dive into the increased trillion dollar credit card debt in america. so what did they discover? joining us live now is cnet senior editor nick walney. he's got key findings, advice on how to get out of credit card debt. thank you for joining us. first off, i don't even know how many zeros are in a trillion because these numbers that were released by the federal reserve bank of new york, they are pretty alarming. >> yeah, it's really gone up quite a bit. people actually were really good about paying down their credit c

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soy jessica gallegos. >> gracias, jessica, por este informe. el código de salud y seguridad de california requiere que se instalen alarmas detectores de humo en las unidades habitacionales los detectores de humo son vitales. es decir, en cada dormitorio, en los pasillos, en la sala, los niveles de las casas, incluso en el sótano. estos detectores de humo deben estar siempre interconectados, de tal manera que si 1 de ellos suena, también deben de sonar. el resto se recomienda que pruebe todos los dispositivos instalados en su casa una vez al mes por lo menos. también hay que limpiar las alarmas. este tipo de alarmas, como lo está viendo usted, hay que limpiarlas del polvo, de las telarañas que pueden llegar a afectar la sensibilidad de este tipo de aparatos. también hay que revisar la fecha de caducidad, porque si también tienen una fecha de caducidad y reemplácelos cuando hayan cumplido por lo menos 10 años de antigüedad. recuerde además que el arrendador o el dueño de la vivienda donde usted vive debe reparar o reemplazar los detectores de hum

jessica gallegos que nos tiene más detalles sobre estos incendios que ocurrieron a lo largo de la bahía. jessica así es. >> sin duda alguna ha sido una noche, un día de navidad muy ocupado para el departamento de bomberos de diferentes condados aquí en el área de la bahía, quienes respondieron a varios incendio que ocurrieron entre anoche y esta mañana. de hecho, una persona, una mujer murió en eso. fue en midland park y otra persona. de hecho, en este complejo residencial a mis espaldas en san leandro, esta persona sufrió varias heridas en su mano. después de que su apartamento se prendió en llamas , empezó a subir el humo en las casas, empezó el ruido de los vecinos que auxiliaron a y intentaron auxiliar a nuestras vecinas. así es como este residente describe el momento en el que las llamas se apoderaron de una unidad de apartamentos en la avenida madera en menlo park. el domingo, a eso de las 03:20, provocando la muerte de una mujer de alrededor de 60 años. los bomberos dicen que un incendio pequeño se concentró en la sala del apartamento, pero había bastante humo y calor. y fue allí donde hallaron a la mujer sin vida. por otro lado, en palo alto también se registró otro incendio. los bomberos del condado santa clara dicen que el incendio ocurrió alrededor de las 4 y 50 de esta mañana en un edificio comercial. y según ellos, el incendio creció rápidamente, dejando como resultado un techo derrumbado, un segundo piso derrumbado y puntos críticos que los bomberos aún siguen trabajando y por ahora no se han reportado heridos. san leandro también fue otra de las ciudades donde se registró un incendio en un complejo residencial, dejando una persona con heridas leves. you try to stop the fire or what happened to take the water and put the fire out. >> esta mujer vive en el apartamento donde inició el incendio alrededor de las 05:40 y nos dijo que su esposo, al intentar apagar las llamas con agua, alcanzó a quemarse las manos y ahora está en el hospital. >> aún se desconoce la causa que pudo haber provocado este incendio, pero esta mujer nos explica que todo sucedió tan rápido hasta el punto de perderlo todo. >> ropa, muebles, electrodomésticos, comida y paredes quemadas es el resultado que deja este incendio la mañana de navidad. >> flavio césar bueno, sabemos que la cruz roja llegó hasta este punto en horas de la mañana para ayudar a todas las personas afectadas, pero por ahora esas 3 familias aún siguen desplazadas. este es mi reporte en vivo desde san leandro. siguen ustedes en en vivo en el estudio. soy jessicamar madera. durante los próximos días le diremos la razón y seguiremos conociendo las tradiciones de nuestros países. >> hoy los llevaremos a ver de qué manera celebran la navidad los peruanos. >> y un joven hispano que recibió 3 trasplantes de órgano, incluyendo un hígado, un riñón y un corazón, se prepara para ser televisados a nivelventos m joven hispano del área de la bahía, ya recibió 3 transplantes de órganos, incluyendo un hígado, un riñón y un corazón. el ahora se prepara para ser parte de 1 de los eventos televisados a nivel mundial. estamos hablando del desfile de las rosas, el cual se lleva a cabo cada año allá en la ciudad de pasadena, en el sur de california. hablamos con él y también con su mamá, quienes comparten un mensaje muy importante para nuestra comunidad. esperemos que la historia de joseph ayude a que otras personas puedan tomar la decisión y ser donantes de órganos. joseph nació con riñones subdesarrollados, con muchos quistes y necesitaría un trasplante. pero a

jessica schneider. jessica, what more can you tell us about treating trump's resistance to the immunity case getting him before the supreme court soon as possible? >> a lot of resistance from trump's legal team. they want this legal process to play out. they don't want the supreme court to stay in, to step into this, and they are filing today they said the special counsel is seeking to embroil this court in a partisan rush to judgment. this is all part of the legal trump team play book. what they're trying to do is the trial is scheduled for march 4th. if they can keep pushing that trial date back, that increases the chance that this trial would start maybe after an election. and of course if trump were actually to win reelection, he could ultimately get his doj to dismiss these charges here. the lower court here found that trump was not immune from this criminal prosecution. and even though they lost at the lower court level, they still want this appeals process to paint play out. the d.c. circuit court of appeals is scheduled to hear the arguments on january 9th. trump's team wants to keep that in place because that would push the supreme court hearing this off into later. the special counsel wants this to go immediately to the supreme court. >> a lot before the supreme court. on that note, what happens next in the colorado supreme court case that trum p has said he's going to appeal? >> the next deadline for the colorado supreme court is january 4th. they said trump's name needs to be taken off the ballot, but they paused that ruling until at least january 4th. they say if trump files an appeal to the u.s. supreme court by january 4th, their ruling won't go into effect. we have heard from sources, our team has, the trump's team is going to file an appeal to the u.s. supreme court, probably not this week, likely sometime next week. they will likely do it before january 4th. that's a crucial date, because one day later is when the colorado secretary of state has to certify the primary ballot. so because of that tight timing here, it looks like trump's name will likely be on the primary ballot. and then this challenge as it moves forward, it would really only affect the general election ballot, which, if trump is the nominee, we would see if his name is actually on the ballot, depending on what the supreme court decides to do here. >> you are one busy leyla lady. jessica schneider, thanks, and we'll see you later on the show with another story. joining us now, federal prosecutor and whitewater independent counsel robert grazers council for then president trump and his first impeachment trial. also with us, cnn senior legal analyst former federal prosecutor elie honig. great to see you both. robert, i will start with you. you are highly critical of the colorado supreme court decision, you pointed out that section three of the 14th amendment doesn't mention the presidency. but the following question is, what would be the logic of the amendment prohibiting all others insurrectionists from holding office but not the presidency? >> because the presidency is unique. it is uniquely dealt with in other places in the constitution. chief justice roberts has already spoken to the question of whether an officer of the united states is limited to just appointed officials as opposed to all officials under our united states government. the answer is, it is limited t

jessica: y un poquito de laurel raÚl: por las dudas y jessica: y no podemos hacer que el ritual sea que tÚ me apartas ese dinero? hay que cambiar la tradiciÓn. >> y tu? jessica estoy pidiÉndole a la disciplina que tengo. aprender a dormir una hora mÁs, de las cuatro horas que acostumbro a dormir. tomar mÁs agua y retomar mis clases de piano. como ven, son mÉtodos reales. no estoy diciendo nada difuso. ojalÁ el aÑo entrante venga y les dÉ un concierto de piano. raÚl: y yo te acompaÑo cantando. >> nos echamos un bolero.. raÚl: mi querida fran. francisca: lo mÁs espectacular que me va a pasar en el 2024 es recibir a mi hijo, franco. yo pido salud para mi familia. pido que siga reinando la uniÓn, el amor. aquellos que viven separados de sus seres queridos, que sea un aÑo de reconexiÓn. y siempre, siempre pido oportunidades para seguir creciendo y seguir cumpliendo sueÑos. amen por eso. salud, franco, raÚl: jessi. jessi: todo lo que dicen mis compaÑeros. mi deseo para el 2024 es que venga cargado de muchas aventuras, desafÍos y retos laborales. que pueda hacer algo distinto, nuevo. mucha salud para mi familia. quiero enfocarme en mi vida personal mucho mÁs. y lo

. >> let's dig into that supreme court angle now with jessica schneider. jessica, obviously, a collision course with the highest court in the land, what happens to get there, what happens next? >> the trump team will have to appeal and they immediately after this ruling, they said that they would be appealing here, and the colorado supreme court, they anticipated this in their ruling last night. they put that jan fourth deadline for the trump team to appeal this, they said their decision to take trump off the ballot will be paused until at least january 4th, and if the trump team appeals it, his name will be on the ballot for the primary and the real question will come as to whether his name is on the general election ballot. so we will have to see if the supreme court actually takes up this case. if they do, how quickly they act because there are major constitutional questions here. they have to decide if in fact, trump was engaged in insurrection as the colorado supreme court said he was, if he was engaged in insurrection, whether he would be precluded from the

jessica, i want to pick _ could fade away. briefly jessica, i want to pick op — could fade away. briefly jessicajessica, i want to pick up on what you - could fade away. briefly jessica, i want to pick up on what you said l want to pick up on what you said about speaking to people in ukraine, why is the wider mood about how the war is going? it is why is the wider mood about how the war is going?— war is going? it is really difficult time, i war is going? it is really difficult time. i think— war is going? it is really difficult time, | think it _ war is going? it is really difficult time, i think it is _ war is going? it is really difficult time, i think it is fair _ war is going? it is really difficult time, i think it is fair to - war is going? it is really difficult time, i think it is fair to say - time, i think it is fair to say speaking to people it feels like the most difficult time since around the start of the actual invasion itself. a few reasons for that briefly, the counter offensive seen to have faltered, the world's attention has been diverted by what is happening in israel and ga

jessica: seguimos con mucho mÁs. raÚl: alan no compro absolutamente nada. [risas] jessica: y a tu mujer le compras algo? alan: ella se auto regala. [risas] cambiamos de tema. jessica hubo trabajo divertido. la pasamos bien. lo malo que tambiÉn hubo frustraciones. creo que todos tenemos. estrÉs, frustraciÓn, estÁ luchando con uno mismo siempre, llevamos estas culpas, es lo que nos toca. serÍa lo malo de este aÑo. lo bueno es que siempre va a ver un roto para un descosido. >>el actor nos cuenta cÓmo le fue con el tema de las culpas. carlos: este tema vencÍ muchas culpas, no la de los dulce de chocolates, pero muchÍsimas. estoy trabajando en vencer mÁs. >> como buen mexicano sigue varios rituales en esta Época, pero aquÍ dijo si a Él le han funcionado. carlos: las 12 uvas es la tradiciÓn 100%. casi 99% de los mexicanos hacemos. los calzones rojos lo he intentado. cuando hay hay. no me ha funcionado, de repente si funciona. lo que surja en el momento. tambiÉn es parte de divertirse y jugar con la gente que estamos pasando el aÑo. es pasar un buen rato. >>el cierre de este aÑo es un momento ideal para reflexionar sobre las nuevas oportunidades que nos presentan. carlos

jessica schneider has more on the ruling. jessica, what does this mean for trump? >> well, wolf, it means the gag order against donald trump will, in fact, be in place moving forward, but the appeals court today saying the original gag order from district court judge tanya chutkan was too broad. specifically, the appeals court is removing restrictions when it comes to trump talking about special counsel jack smith. the appeals court really explained that jack smith is part of the justice department, that trump should be allowed to criticize public officials, and he should be able to express his views that this prosecution is politically motivated. so the appeals court here really trying to walk this fine line of protecting donald trump's first amendment free speech right, but also limiting just how far he can go in attacking witnesses and other court staffers and personnel as we have seen him already do. this is how the gag order will play out. trump will not be able to make public statements about potential witnesses in this case. he also can't make derogatory comments that would interfere in this case when it comes to the court staff, the special counsel staff or family members. of course, we saw donald trump speak out against special counsel jack smith's wife recently at one of his rallies. so trump will now be restricted from making any comments about her or other family members, though it is important to note there will be no restrictions on his speech about special counsel jack smith or the judge in this case or really the prosecution in general. so the appeals court in making this decision, they wrote this. they said, many of former president trump's public statements attacking witnesses, trial participants and court staff pose a danger to the integrity of these criminal proceedings. that danger is magnified by the predictable torrent of threats of retribution and violence that the district court found follows when mr. trump speaks out forcefully. wolf, tonight trump is saying his legal team will appeal, so the next step in this case would either be to appeal to the full appeals court here in dc, since today's decision was just from the three-judge panel, or the president's legal team could take this appeal directly to the supreme court. so presumably we'll see what they do in the coming days. wolf. >> jessicaank you. jessica schneider reporting. >>> i want to bring in cnn national correspondent. i also want to bring in the author of an important book entitled "tired of winning: donald trump and the end of the grand old party." elie you predicted that the gag order would be upheld. do you think the court truck the right balance? >> i do. i think they struck the nail on the head. any time the court is in position of dealing with a gag order they have to balance two competing concerns. i think the court does it in a detailed want. on one hand the court has to protect any defendant's very broad first amendment rights, and under the order as it now stands donald trump is free to criticize aggressively if necessary the judge, jack smith, doj, the charges against him. that's his right. on the other hand, the court has to balance the need for the district or the trial court here to protect the process, to protect the witnesses, the jury pool, and what trump cannot do is attack witnesses about the

jessica. this is biden's america. this is what you get with wild migrants. >> jeanine. . that's right. >> jessica: these are the migrants we fear? >> yeah. are you not afraid of them? >> jessicatotally am. i'm a very cautious driver. i got that from my dad. he said if you go three miles above the speed limit, you're okay. but that was basically his limit. i get so scared when i'm in a car with a driver who will respond to aggression with aggression. even my husband, if we were driving or you were driving and i was riding shotgun. >> jeanine: yeah. >> jessica: and someone did something, and you went to roll down your window, i would be scared out of my mind. you just don't know what other people have going. but jumping out the car and having a fight. >> at one point, people see the car is overturned, and they pull out their car to call the ambulance. and all of a sudden, these guys jump out with sticks. what would you do? >> jeanine: they do what most americans would do. they take their phone out and take a video of it. let me tell you what's going to happen. i've seen cases like this. this is all part of a family. one guy has a nose sling and another suffered a broken hand an

jessica: >> reportera: king compuso uno de sus favoritos. —— quien compuso uno de sus favoritos. jessica: en la ciudad de mÉxico, jessica

en mÉxico jessica con el informe. jessicadente de mÉxico reconociÓ que tras hablar con el presidente estadounidense se reforzaron los controles migratorios, las Últimas semanas detuvieron mÁs migrantes que los estadounidenses. >> faltaba personal para hacer los trÁmites en estados unidos, tambiÉn en mÉxico, porque son muchos, y tambiÉn por las fiestas. >> andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador informÓ que desde el 16 de diciembre las detenciones se han incrementado, y asegurÓ que las aportaciones continÚan ocurriendo pesar de la falta de presupuesto. >> los gobiernos tienen que hacer tar, tienen tambiÉn que estar de acuerdo los inmigrantes. >> en la frontera norte una retroexcavadora destruida en matamoros, sÓlo horas despuÉs de que visitarÁn el palacio nacional, y hubo detenciones. >> si no los quieren aquÍ, que les consiga un lugar digno para vivir, ya que tambiÉn es parte de sus derechos. reportera: los paÍses informaron que discutieron los derechos de regularizaciÓn. >> la reapertura de los puertos de entrada y de combate al trÁfico

jessica sermeÑo nos informa. jessicasonora, en el norte de mÉxico, ya que los disparos hacia los asistentes se escucharon a muchos metros de distancia, y la reuniÓn se convirtiÓ en un infierno, tras el ataque reinaba el caos, algunos estaban muertos en plena calle, a los sicarios no les importo que hubiera jÓvenes y dispararon a matar. >> arribÓ un vehÍculo de que emergieron varios sujetos, que empezaron a disparar sumados a la agresiÓn de otra persona que estaban en el sitio para seÑalar al objetivo. >> el fiscal de sonora asegurÓ que el ataque fue perpetrado por miembros de un grupo criminal, y que buscaban asesinar sÓlo a uno de los asistentes. >> uno de los fallecidos contaban con Órdenes de detenciÓn por diversos delitos, por lo que se tiene la presunciÓn fundada de que era a quien fue dirigido el ataque directo. >> hay una veintena de heridos, entre los fallecidos hay dos menores de 14 aÑos y 15 aÑos de edad. este terrible ataque ocurre a menos de dos semanas de que asesinaran a otras 11 personas que asistÍan a una

jessica gallegos noticiero telemundo 48. >> gracias jessica. valga contarle a los televidentes que aquí en telemundo 48 es una tradición que nosotros también hacemos jugar a la lotería cada vez que hay sorteo. >> bueno, esto comenzó como que jessicaemundo 48. hola >> qué tal? buenas tardes. les saluda césar bayona. muchas gracias por continuar en sintonía de telemundo 48. yo soy fátima navarrete. >> tenemos más que contarles

jessica asked, will it have any impact as far as his presidential campaign and closing the secretariat-like gap with donald trump. >> sean: i guess we'll find out soon. when you look at the facts, and jessicaent a lot of time fact-checking everything and getting everything right on all the issues that matter. if it's gas prices, if its taxes, if it's homelessness, if it's crime. all of those issues. why are these big states experiencing these higher rates and worse numbers than red states? why are people in droves leaving new york, new jersey, illinois, california. why are they going to red states like texas, florida, tennessee and the carolinas? how do you explain it? >> well, it's about tax rates, that's how i would ask plaintiff. the tax rate is lower. that's something that was a prominent issue. >> sean: why -- if you're chasing people away why don't you fix what's making them angry and keep them? >> well, i think that a lot of blue state governors, gavin newsom included, are trying to do that. he's been much more open discussing the homelessness issue when he was in san francisco. when xi jinping visited. >> sean: he's in his second term. >> deep-seated long-term problems. they don't

jessica yelps jokingly] - [jessica] oh my gosh, if you would've dropped that, i would've cried. - remind me to never drive with you because if i would not have had a wreck, i would've just had one right now. - i'm sorry. [laughs] - okay, it's good, that's in. we did it. [upbeat ensemble music] [detector beeps] - oh, there it is. first one, baby. my first bullet. this was the one thing i wanted to find this trip. bullet. - oh yeah. isn't that cool, man? - oh man. - i mean, just to find a bullet made in the 1800s. - that is awesome. - that's cool. good find dude, sweet. [upbeat country guitar music] [detector beeps] ope. here's a little christmas jangle-jangle. this will give you shaky leg right here. there it is. i think we have officially found the battle site. these civil war bullets are the gift that keeps on giving and i'm gonna keep receiving. this is as good as it gets. ♪ a beautiful site if you clean it up right ♪ ♪ hunting in a treasure wonderland ♪ [anxious ensemble music] [detector beeps] - it looks like a bullet, guys. austin. - what you got? - look at that little short, fat thing. - [austin] oh man. - you see how short and fat it is? - yeah. - it looks like a 69 caliber but it's real short. - yeah. - and there was one bullet that was like that during the civil war. - yeah? - and it was from france. have you got a knife with you? - yeah, i got one right here. - all right, if this has a triangle instead of a round cone-shaped plug in it, it's for sure the french bullet and these were only used by the confederates. - [austin] oh, really? - hey, it's a triangle. - oh, look at that. - yeah, look at that. i've dug thousands of bullets. - yeah? - and that's the first one i've ever actually laid my eyes on. yes, yes, yes. - oh ho, let's go. - i mean, that came on a ship from france all the way to the confederacy, around the blockades, came ashore somewhere, charleston or wherever and i bet it was just a few thousand of 'em. - yeah. - you know? hey, this is joy to the world. [austin laughs] [detector beeps] - this was a good signal. there it is. lookie there, i know what that is. reed. that's a good sign. - name that treasure. - you know what that is? - i have no clue. - that is a harmonica, reed, from 1860. - [reed] what? - [jase] i thought as a musician, you'd find this fascinating. - all right, i'm fired up now. - what i'm trying to do with reed is make him realize that you don't have to find something spectacularly valuable to have a good time. we know the troops were right here, at least one of 'em was. it's a cool relic. - [reed] i wonder if jep and austin are finding anything. - if you're finding a bunch of good stuff, the last thing you wanna do is tell me. i'm gonna go in there and clean it out. [upbeat country rock music] [detector beeps] - oh, here it is. jep! come here. mara, are you sure you don't want -to go bowling with us tonight? -yeah. no. there's my little marzipan! [ laughs ] oh, my daughter gives the best hugs! we're just passing through on our way to the jazz jamboree. [ imitates trumpet playing ] and we wanted to thank america's number-one motorcycle insurer -for saving us money. -thank you. [ laughs ] mara, your parents are -- exactly like me? i know, right? well, cherish your friends and loved ones. let's roll, daddio! let's boogie-woogie! jep! come here. [austin laughs] i think this might be my first button right here. - oh heck yeah, that's what we're after. - it's a button, right? - yeah, heck yeah. a big old flat button. - that's my first button right there. - is it? - yeah. - [jep] it's got the tang and everything. - [austin] is that from the civil war or civilians or what? - [jep] it's probably a civilian button but they wore a lot of civilian coats. - yeah. - nice job, dude. - [austin] thank you. [detector beeps] [upbeat guitar music] - it's a bullet. i know lightning's not supposed to strike in the same place but it is! another one of those french bullets. i don't even know anybody that's ever dug one of these and i've dug two of 'em in one day. - whoa. - look how short and fat it is. - you know what this bullet reminds me of? me. [murry laughs] it's short and stumpy and full of power. - [murry] hey austin. - you found another one? - i did. all right y'all, gather around the hole. - yep. - look, he did it again. - holy cow. - what in the world? - well, that's a find there. that's a whopper. - that's a doozy. - i also got a button. - ooh. - first button too. - [jase] yeah, but that's a flat button and that is old. - that's pre-civil war for sure. - oh wow. - maybe even back to 1700s. - all right austin, you're winning and it's not even close. [austin laughs] what's the plan? - you want to go get big sheila? i mean, this is a perfect place to run it in this field. - i've never used it, so i'm definitely down for that. - who's big sheila? - oh, you need to meet her. - you'll see. - does mom know about this sheila? [jase laughs] - well, some things she just doesn't need to know. - [jep] that's right. - all right, y'all run sheila and i say we keep hunting. we gotta turn it up a notch. you need my lucky sweater. [upbeat rock, piano music] - jess, you've gotta go check the smoker. - oh my gosh. i totally forgot. - oh boy. - oh, that smells good. this is gonna be such a sweet christmas celebration. all right, gotta add a log, where are the logs? i am so excited because my kids are coming into town this afternoon and missy's kids are coming in and we get to get all the cousins back together. golly, it's like a spa up in here, i'm getting a facial. it's gonna be super special. all right, the smoker is looking good. - awesome. - what do we need to do? - just check these babies. - ooh. oh my gosh, they smell really good. - i smell the crust, it smells great. okay, yeah. if they're half as good as they look, we're in the clear. [alternative rock music] - watch your fingers. all right, turn it loose. i think i know where the main part of the battle took place. this would absolutely be the perfect place to hunt for artillery shells with big sheila. time to rock and roll. - hey murry, come look at this. - [murry] well, just what we needed. - [austin] it's like getting a lump of coal in your stocking. - yeah, tell me about it. - you think the atv counts? - yeah, i'm afraid so. hmm. oh, i see a solution. - i got an idea. - me too, come on. - yeah. - come on. - let's go check this out. - all right buddy, you know how to drive on this thing? - we're about to find out. - oh. [up tempo country banjo music] - [austin] you think this is allowed, right? - this is non-motorized, you see a motor anywhere? - no. - huh? - this is a christmas memory i'm never gonna forget. i mean, i already love hunting with mr. murry and the fact that we're doing it on a horse-drawn carriage, i mean, i'm never gonna forget this. - [murry] ooh. [upbeat ensemble music] - oh yeah. yeah, this is what y'all after? a little 69 caliber. - is it? [upbeat guitar music] [rhythmic grunts] ♪ it's christmas time in tennessee ♪ - i'm gonna stick with jep after this. he's finding stuff. - it's all in the sweater. i tried to tell y'all but nobody listened, boom. [jep laughs] [detector beeps] - [reed] i mean, it might be trash but it's a good signal. i'm done predicting. - you find anything? - i've been watching you find stuff all day and we haven't found anything. - you just gotta find one thing good and you'll be like "oh crap, okay." you just gotta hang in there 'til you find it. - ha! - uh-oh. biovanta is the only number one physician-recommended product chosen over all others, including tylenol, mucinex, zicam, and nyquil / dayquil. the combat symptoms and boosts immunity. biovanta really works. here's why you should switch fo to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine like google, but it's pi and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browse like chrome, but it blocks cooi and creepy ads that follow youa from google and other companie. and there's no catch. it's fre. we make money from ads, but they don't follow you aroud join the millions of people taking back their privacy by downloading duckduckgo on all your devices today. - ha! - uh-oh. - what's that? - what's that? - first musket ball. - oh, good. - heck yeah. - i found the first 69 caliber round ball from the civil war. they're always cool to find and they give great signals. hey, what are you coming down here for? - [jep] i'm just working down this way. - yeah? - i started up there. - i just found a round ball and then there's like a bunch of piranhas. - [jep] hey, this is called working the grid, son. [up tempo country banjo music] - if this doesn't put you in the christmas spirit, i don't know what will. - oh hey, this is a one of a kind experience. - you'll never do this again in a lifetime, i'm telling you. after awhile, things settled down and we're actually getting to hunting and we're getting some little blips and little bitty pieces of iron but we're looking for a larger piece. [detector warbles] hey, hey, there it is. stop, stop, stop. - whoa, whoa, whoa. - all right. [detector warbles] here we go. right here. [anxious violin music] hey, hey, hey, hey. - [austin] what do you think it is? - [murry] ah ha ha, what do you think it is? - something that gets shot out of a cannon. - it's a piece of a 12-pounder shell. this is right in the middle of the battlefield. see how thin it is? - yeah. - it was a round ball that was hollow and it was full of black powder and little round pieces of cast iron ball. so when it exploded, it would just shatter that shrapnel everywhere. - go everywhere. - jackpot. it's hard for me to tell you how much it means and how my heart skips a beat when i find a piece of artillery shell. it's a piece of history right here in thompson's station, tennessee that's from the american civil war. merry christmas. - that is a good christmas present right there. - wee hee hee. - let's go. [christmas-themed trumpet music] - okay, this signal sounds good. - dig it. - oh. hey. it's a ring. - what? ha. - oh my goodness. that's awesome, dude. - look at that. - that's a hammer. - i'm not gonna lie, i think brighton would legitimately like that. [jase laughs] i found a ring and now my adrenaline is pumping. i see why my dad does this. - oh my goodness. - you're in the club, buddy. how does it feel? - this is a roller coaster. - [jase] it is. - 'cause i was crossing the line from frustrated to angry. - yeah. - and now i'm happy. - and now you just dropped off the height and went "wee." - yep. - so now reed is on the fun part of the rollercoaster ride. merry christmas, reed. - hey. - you found a bullet. - i found a bullet. - hey, there it is. - that'd be a three-ringer, buddy. - muskets all day. - three-ringer bullet. - hey, high five. - all right. - [jep] you're doing good, buddy. - [reed] i'm on a roll now. - well, i'm not sure what i'm seeing here. - [jep] good grief, that's something. - [jase] what in the world have y'all done? - [murry] well, we had to improvise. - what do you mean? - there was no motorized vehicles. - oh, they wouldn't let you bring the atv? - we got an ath, an all-terrain horse. [jase laughs] - when you find cannonballs, you jolly. - wow. - it's a piece of a 12-pounder from this battle. it was right in the middle of this battlefield. - well, i'll be. well boys, i'm about ready to go eat. what about y'all? - let's go see how they did. ["jingle bells" chiming music] - oh my. - crawfish pie. - miss kay's recipe. - yes. - yeah. - this is our first time to make it. - i heard. [laughs] - oh no, the pressure is on. -hey! - oh mia! christmas is coming together. crawfish pies are in the oven, the kids are here. my grand babies are here, all we're missing are our guys. - look who's coming. it's dad. - hey. when i was a little kid, christmas was really about quantity. how much food am i going to eat? how many gifts am i going to receive? - what's up, guys? - the older i get, it's turned into quality. the people that are gathered up around and enjoying our traditions and the spirit of christmas and celebrating our lord. - did you find anything? - i sure did. [brighton laughs] - all right, who's hungry? - me. - me. - very. - babe, how you feel about the pies at this stage? - thumbs up. - i would do two thumbs up but i have a grandbaby in my arms. - you're forgiven. the best way to top this day off is the family together having a big meal together. alright jase, let's go get the meat. - yeah, go get the meat. - we'll go get the meat. - let's get it. - let's finish this thing. my skin has been so much smoother so much more hydrated. it's olay! with olay hyaluronic body wash 95% of women had visibly-better skin. and my skin is so much more moisturized. see the difference with olay. well, it's spending season. but that's okay, because there's one. the app and cashback debit card that can help you earn rewards at your favorite stores. and 5.00% apy on savings to put toward those future plans. there's a lot of banking options out there. but one is not like the others. [upbeat ensemble music] - here it is, guys. - hey. - whoa. - pie right here, babe. - the moment of truth. i'm not gonna lie, they look pretty perfect. - hey. - whoa, not yet. - don't tip that over. - watch it now. - the moment we've all been preparing for all day, christmas dinner, it's ready. - okay, before we eat, in the spirit of christmas, missy, she really showed that with god, all things are possible. - oh gee, thanks. - she tackled grandma kay's famous crawfish pie, so we'll see. the real reason we're here is people say jesus is the reason for the season but we believe jesus is the reason for all seasons. our life begins with jesus, it will never end with jesus and all the parts in between are signs of god's grace in our lives. so we're never gonna outgive god. we have a lot to be thankful for. so with that, i'll bless the food and we'll see how good these crawfish pies are. let's pray. father, we love you. we're so grateful for your grace and all the gifts you give us every day. for sending your son to be born in humble circumstances to live a life filled with character and to give his life for us and to show us that death is not a problem. we're so grateful. we're thankful for our family. we love you, we ask you to bless this food. in jesus' name we pray, amen. - amen. - amen. - amen. - amen, let's dig in. - i'm throwing rolls. - throw it. - hey! - [missy] okay, here it is. the moment you've all been waiting for. - let's get on that meat. - all right babe, here we go. hey, moment of truth, crawfish pie experiment. all things are possible. - [missy] it's hot. [christmas-themed bells ringing] [family cheers happily] - hot fire. - good job, ladies. - it's good. - thank you. jessicau. - you did good, jessica. now this is real treasure. - hey reed, how did the treasure hunting go? - it ended up pretty good. - it was a great day. - i found some pretty cool stuff, i'm not gonna lie. - will you go again? - probably not. [family laughs] - the truth of the matter is if i wouldn't have worn a sweater, we wouldn't have found nothing. so you're welcome, guys. - i know christmas is a lot about gifts and toys and presents but my gift, if you wanna give me something, give me the time with my family all together around a table eating delicious food, laughing, joking, seeing the babies, all of that. that is my gift because god gave his own son his family as a gift to us. i couldn't do that and he did it for me and you. - well, we got a new tradition. - [missy] crawfish pie? - crawfish pie by missy and jessica and treasure hunting with the sons and son-in-laws. today's been fantastic. but as i look around at my family, the people i love the most, i'm reminded that the very fact

jessica: karla fue hace unos meses. alan: yo no pude ir. jessica: por quÉ no lo invitaron? karla: miami! [risas] francisca: no es un Ángel, es santa. ahÍ viene. jessica karla: te voy a enseÑar. asÍ. [risas] francisca: buenÍsimo. lo voy a poner en prÁctica. alan: cuando escuchan es que agarras asÍ. [risas] karla: arriba sinaloa. [risas] [hablan a la vez] jessica: estamos en todas las redes sociales. sÍguenos en twitter, facebook e instagram. mantente informado y revive tus segmentos favoritos en despiertaamerica.com, el app de univisiÓn y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. ♪ ♪ francisca: no lo podemos hacer. alan: no lo podemos ni explicar. [risas] se mantiene en secreto. [hablan a la vez] viste como la gente cargan asÍ los cartones de cerveza porque son pesados. tienes que agarrar asÍ. francisca: dios mÍo. perdÍ mi inocencia. alan: yo querÍa ir a este concierto. jessica: hablamos de rbd que se preparan para su Último concierto que serÁ en el estadio azteca. uno de sus integrantes hablÓ de esto. vamos a ver quÉ dice. >> existÍa ese miedo tambiÉn. luego dicen que nadie es profeta en su tierra, pero la verdad que regresamos y es una conexiÓn. desde que llega

jessica: me puedes prestar tu corbata. estÁ linda. me gusta. por quÉ hiciste eso? jomari: porque soy una persona de campo. [risas] jessica: vi un tik tok que decÍa... ya va. no me dejan hacer nada. quitaste el nudo. ahora te lo tienes que hacer, te lo vuelves a quitar. vamos a ver. tienes 20 segundos. jomari: ya esta. mira. jessicas. el destino para fragancias. la mejor manera de comenzar el día es en familia. con un buen desayuno de jimmy dean. que es rico en proteínas y esta listo en solo dos minutos. para echarte a andar el cuerpo. mmm. encuentra los desayunos de jimmy dean en la sección de congelados. hoy es tu día para brillar. [mÚsica] satcha: "despierta amÉrica" no se detiene, ni tampoco los potenciales beneficios de las medicinas para bajar de peso. en quÉ tambiÉn te ayudarÍan a combatir ciertas adicciones y aquÍ sabrÍas cuÁles. alan: la magia de la navidad inunda los rincones de mÉxico y que mostramos las decoraciones que incluyen las icÓnicas flores de nochebuena y te va a encantar. satcha: despuÉs de casi 8 meses de la muerte de juliÁn figueroa, revelan Íntimos detalles de su vida y su relaciÓn con juliÁn. >>faltaba algo para hacerme completo. alan: la leyenda dice adiÓs a los escenarios, daddy yankee se despide de sus fanÁticos con un Último concierto en el coliseo de puerto rico y hace una gran conf

jessica. and jessica -- at least i don't have to worry about bundling up too much in the city weekend. >> you don't and by the way also putting my vote in for "elf." i quote that movie every single day. >> so funny. >> every day i quote it when i leave chopper when i go to work. or to wherever i'm heading to i always say bye budddy, hope you find your dad. beer starting to dry up as the area of low pressure starts to move its wait done into southern california as we speak. areas like los angeles down into san diego. they're dealing with some heavy rain right now. just like what we saw earlier this week when we got over 7 inches of rain in areas like ben lomond and over 5 inches t the airport close to santa rosa. and over 3 inches in the city of san francisco from this exact storm that's now moving its way to the south. so if you have loved ones down there or if you are traveling down there for the holidays, keep that in mind it's wet right now but that system will continue to track to the south and it clears up into this weekend. then we're actually left where just a mix of sun and clouds and storm tracks to the north. and here we go all the way into christmas day and dry conditions there it's not really until next wednesday where we start seeing an increased chance of showers in the forecast for us. by december 29th heading into this new year. we're keeping a close eye on what the climate prediction center is. more rain in the forecast right around the corner as we head into this new year. wetter than normal conditions are expected on all forecast models. so taking a step back i'll show you that in just a minute. daytime highs today are verysimilar to yesterday. a little bit of the offshore wind and daytime highs in the 60s. we're actually in the upper 60s near santa rosa this afternoon. mid 60s into novato. and some mid 60s off into the east bay. it's actually a beautiful day and yes, this is above average for the time of year. we're seeing clear skies over us right now look at the bay bridge right behind me and that's the live look from the rooftop cam here in san francisco. down into san jose a similar trend and clear skies and mild conditions heading into this afternoon. 60s in the forecast for us there too. we'll get rid of the 60s as we head into next week. just in time for christmas day we're expecting upper 50s then with a mix of sun and clouds throughout the inland forecast but at least it's dry. a beautiful christmas eve and christmas day for us all throughout bay area. it's not until next wednesday where we start seeing the increased chance of showers returning into the forecast. t., a mix of sun and clouds also into that weekend too. more on that in a bit. for now over to you, g. >>> all right, jessica the roadways right now. and yes, it is dry. on the roads which is certainly great news for anyone getting out and about early today. here's the good news too. not going to be a lot of cars out there this morning. we are in the holiday traffic pattern so less volume on the roadways. today though later on if you are traveling this afternoon, or maybe this evening, that's certainly going to look different and a lot of people getting out of town for the friday before christmas. and it's a get away friday into that holiday weekend. so typically we'll see lot of traffic on the roadways for the busy routes. 101 is one of those routes right now if you are headed along 10 # towards the golden gate bridge, everything is looking pretty good through there. no delays or issues. 880 is all clear and i'm keeping a close eye on too on some of the routes that are heading to the local airports right now you have no delays as you take the nimitz. san mateo bridge over to 101 clear and headed north of th

jessica gallego se encuentra en san josé. jessica puedes ver a las personas comprando. veo mucha, mucha gente ahí detrás de ti. algunos me imagino que quieren esa suerte de ganar esos milloncitos. cómo se siente el ambiente? cuéntanos. >> así es. hola flavio. bueno, te cuento como nadie ganó el sorteo del lunes del powerball, el premio mayor acumulado para hoy miércoles es. de 685 millones de dólares. también quiero decir que si el ganador opta por cobrar el efectivo, serían 321 millones. una cifra que nos suena nada mal. también quiero decirles que esta es la 4a vez que en el 2023 el premio mayor del powerball supera los 500 millones de dólares, así que desde ya podemos ir. saben como probando esa suerte como lo hizo karla luna, quien ya compró su boleto desde muy temprano y ya tiene en mente lo que hará con ese dinero. cuando por si llega a ganar este dinero. así que escuchemos a ver qué nos dijo. comprarme una casa y comprarle una casa a mis nietecitos. >> dejarlos dejar los con su casita. ya cuando me vaya. >> bueno, mira flavia, yo ya compré mis boletos, nos vinimos aquí a este supermercado en san josé y yo me puse a pensar yo qué haría si me ganara este dinero? bueno, primero enviaría unos dolaritos a mi familia en colombia también me iría de paseo por todo suramérica, porque no es as hermosas montañas en perú. un ceviche también una buena bandeja paisa en colombia. pero bueno, qué no haría? y la cosa es que ustedes también pueden probar su suerte y tienen hasta hoy miércoles hasta las 19:00 de la noche, porque el sorteo será a las 7 y 59. así que me despido. mucha suerte para todos los que vayan a comprar sus boletos por ahora soy jessicabién. sí o no? bueno, hablamos de eso más tarde . >> lo pensamos. sí, sí, sí. >> gracias. vea, la policía de visalia investiga las circunstancias precisamente en que una mujer fue arrollada mientras un conductor salía de su casa en reversa. el hecho ocurrió alrededor de las 9 y 30 en la cuadra 3000 de la avenida west, en la persona fue llevada al hospital, pero sucumbió a sus heridas. el conductor permaneció en la escena y esta cooperando con las autoridades ice y a partir del viernes 29 de diciembre, la patrulla de caminos desplegará decenas de patrullas sobre las carreteras en el estado de california. y esta orden estará en efecto, hasta la media noche del 1 de enero de 2024. bueno, la patrulla de caminos llevó un esfuerzo similar durante la navidad, en donde trágicamente murieron unas 20 personas. además, los agentes hicieron 900 arrestos por conducir bajo los efectos del alcohol 12 con 10 hacemos la primera pausa, la mayor cantidad de casos de coronavirus de california se concentra

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jessica: ella veÍa la entrevista. jomari: yo ya la seguÍa. a ver si me sigue. no me sigue. el rivera? es otra? jessica: estÁ es sofÍa reyes. samario —— jomari: no me sigue. sofÍa quiÉn? rivera. me encanta. me pareciÓ fresca. a veces los actores dicen que estÁ todo como muy superficial, pero ella me encanta. jessicalo que es noticia. donald trump a citarÍa el juicio civil por fraude este jueves. subirÍa al estrado el lunes como el Único testigo de la defensa. su testimonio anterior fue literalmente un caos cuando arremetiÓ contra jueces y abogados en vez de responder preguntas de la fiscalÍa. defensores de la salud pÚblica critican administraciÓn de joe biden por aplazar una prohibiciÓn de cigarrillos mentÓ lados. la casa blanca no explica el retraso. no serÍa antes de marzo de 20 24. activista dicen que la demora busca no molestar a lectores afroamericanas cuya comunidad registra altos Índices de consumo de este cigarrillo. en la mira esta instagramy facebook. las plataformas sociales enfrentan una nueva demanda por un problema que meta no termina de solucionar. el fiscal general de nuevo mÉxico alega que la empresa matriz permite que la plataforma se convirtiera en un mercado para depredadores en bÚsqueda de niÑos de quienes quieren aprovecharse. esta maÑana estudiantes se unen para superar ese

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