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god bless. >> greg: same color as jessie's jacket. >> jesse: thank you for bringing that up again.et man nickname that trump gave kim, we see if it is sticking in with the folks. check it out. who is this guy? >> kim jong un. >> kim chili or something like that? >> jesse: that's the food. [laughs] trump has a nickname for the sky. what is it? >> rocket man! >> jesse: do you like the nickname? >> it's good. it fits him. >> rocket man is on a suicide mission for himself. >> trump nailed it with that. >> jesse: that's right, saturday night at 8:00. we also have tommy moran and kellyanne conway. tune in. >> greg: i forgot to plug my show. it's at 10:00 tomorrow night, it's going to be great. >> gillian: it's not called two more things. >> kimberly: an important "one more thing," it's about hurricane maria. the second direct hit, the health care system of puerto rico. they are suffering tremendously and our good friend and chief of fox news medical 18 dr. manny has written a compelling article on foxnews.com, i encourage you to go there and read this -- it's the health care devastation,

jessie williams says the anthem is a ploy to get many women to join the military.o that? it's a little out there. >> yeah, it's far more complicated than that and i will say that we hear the anthem at sporting events large and small, tiny, little triathalons in the middle of nowhere incredible nfl games and of course the olympics and other places and it's an incredibly beautiful thing and i say that as an immigrant something that makes me so proud i don't think we're going to stop hearing this anthem and these are very important issues we need to discuss. the conversation has to go on. you can see all the protests and love the anthem and the flag. >> cheryl: but that's the thing patrice. i'm wondering if we'll head towards a time where you won't have the anthem any more they just get rid of it. >> i mean some people have considered doing that but as i said earlier the nfl used the anthem in its tight its brand very closely to everything american and the flag and the anthem that's what it represents so i think it's going to be hard to untangle that from their brandi

. >> jessi, apple used to say here's the one phone that everybody needs and, you know, you can get itrent colors, few different capacities, but here's the one phone. now they are saying from $349 all the way up to over $1,000 we've got all these various phones in the lineup and you should think of all of them as acceptable what does it say about, i don't know, where we are in the smartphone evolution or where apple is that they've gone to bragging about how few products they have, they've gone from that, to bragging about how many options there are? >> i think it suggests that we need to be looking ahead to whatever the next big platform shift is, because we are squeezing every last ounce of opportunity out of this platform, and, you know, i think that now apple has to say here's the one phone you need and the one television you need and also the one watch you need and if apple has its way, it will make sure you, john, feel like you need them all eventually >> that's like what happened to the mac, right one mac in the beginning, then macs in colors >> the ipod, remember, the big one,

. >> yeah, and jessie found a way to turn that into a negative. >> it is negative. melissa: hold on, go ahead. >> hasn't this been enough time? all the technology we have available today. gary is right, if we're talking about this in a year and they've started these fires and can't find anything real, isn't it time to give up, come on. melissa: that's kind of an argument for not shutting down the investigation because of the leaks. because we want them to go to the end and get it over with, finally, no, jesse? >> absolutely. i think it should go to the end. leaks are problematic, disturbing, whether it's the president, national security officials themselves do their jobs officially. i'm against leaking in that way. i take issue with what scott said initially because there are a bunch of republicans serving on the probe-- democrats. >> democrats. >> they can't see fair -- i know. that they can't be fair to president trump. >> they can't be fair, no way they're going to be fair. >> really? so-- >> bad things happened already and they're going to go after it. >> becaus

jessie lawrence says a driver wedged it under his door handle and so tight he couldn't open the doorhe lives on the fifth floor so climbing out a window apparently wasn't an option and building maintenance eventually set him free. >> he placed that call to building maintenance, i'm -- also to your boss, i'm late for work because a cardboard box has locked me in my apartment. >> his door doesn't open inwards? >> maybe it was so tightright n- bracing for impact. irma just became the worst hurricane to hit the atlantic in recorded history! now florida is preparing for the worst as officials warn this storm is "potentially catastrophic." good morning washington. - have the umbrella; showers continue - 15-20 cooler today - sunshine returns tomorrow through the weekend - hurricane irma the strongest hurricane in the atlantic basin (still cat. 5 - 185mph winds) today: cloudy and cooler. rain likely. highs: 66-72 winds: nw 5 mph tonight: mostly to partly cloudy and cool. isolated shower. patchy fog. lows: 51-57 winds: wnw 5 mph thursday: partly cloudy. highs: winds: nw 5-15 mph george's coun

jerry brown >> reporter: before a packed house at third baptist church, willy brown, jessie jackson,nd former president bill clinton came together to honor 40 years of service by reverend dr. amos brown. [ applause ] >> the world's changed, san francisco has changed, this neighborhood has changed, but amos brown has not changed. he's speaking the truth, the power and standing up for the truth. >> reporter: they thanked him for years of support and pumping a message of union and love out of his -- unity and love out of his church that remains current today. >> everybody wants to make everything about us and them. us and them. this whole country was founded on the premise that eventually we'll all get around to being the same. >> reporter: reverend brown said this. >> our nation is in one of the worst states that it's ever been in its history. this resurgence of racism will destroy this nation. >> reporter: reverend brown said the current political climate is in need of unity. >> that's what makes america great. this division is the land now is not america. it's the petty private inter

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live in the san jose studio, jessie gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you, jessie. >>> a professional soccerbetween san francisco deltas and miami fc that was scheduled for saturday in san francisco has been postponed because of the hurricane. the team says they delayed the game so that miami's players and coaches and staff can be with their families. all tickets issued for the match will be honored for the rescheduled date. if it is at another location, the team will follow up with ticket holders. >>> hitting a new mark. just how much j.j. watt has helped raise in his relief efforts for those impacted by hurricane harvey. >>> good morning. still very busy this morning. we have seen a little bit of improvement now. still going to be a chore driving over to the peninsula on the san mateo bridge. ah, dinner. throughout history, the one meal when we come together, break bread, share our day and connect as a family. [ bloop, clicking ] and connect, as a family. just, uh one second voice guy. [ bloop ] huh? hey? i paused it. bam, family time. so how is everyone? find your awesome with xfinity xfi

live in the san jose studios, jessie gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you, jessie. >>> global tensions to grow as north korea tested a hydrogen bomb last weekend. president trump quoted i am allow japan and south korea to buy an increased amount of highly sophisticated military equipment from the united states. the white house is pushing for a peaceful solution but it says all options diplomatic, economic, and military are still under consideration. russia and china have told the u.s. to tone down its rhetoric so the situation does not escalate. china has also warned the north korean government not to escalate tensions. the leader of north korea kim jong-un has a history of marking anniversaries with displays. that has many experts expecting north korea to launch another missile this weekend or even sooner. >>> back here at home, frights in gilroy are making big progress on a brush fire burning near homes. >> we got an update an hour ago. the fire is now 35% contained thanks to the humidity and low winds. >> reporter: new cal fire crews have arrived to begin their 24- hour shifts here

jessie lawrence says a driver wedged it under his door handle and so tight he couldn't open the doorives on the fifth floor so climbing out a window apparently wasn't an option and building maintenance eventually set him free. >> he placed that call to building maintenance, i'm -- also to your boss, i'm late for work because a cardboard box has locked me in my apartment. >> his door doesn't open inwards? >> maybe it was so tight it wouldn't even do that. i don't know. more news after this. my 30-year marriage... ...my 3-month old business... plus...what if this happened again? i was given warfarin in the hospital, but wondered, was this the best treatment for me? so i made a point to talk to my doctor. he told me about eliquis. eliquis treats dvt and pe blood clots and reduces the risk of them happening again. not only does eliquis treat dvt and pe blood clots. eliquis also had significantly less major bleeding than the standard treatment. eliquis had both... ...and that turned around my thinking. don't stop eliquis unless your doctor tells you to. eliquis can cause serious and in ra

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jessie? >>> yes, and bill, we're watching the schuylkill expressway.he sky outside may not be warm. the construction project westbound around 30th, closed there. i'll tell when you that closure is going to be lifted coming up. >>> gunfire in the suburbs. police are looking for the person that opened fire in a chester county community. what we're learning about the shooting. >>> grieving. people come together to mourn the loss of a teenager and a mother in two separate acts of violence. >>> and seal of disapproval. a judge rules that a religious symbol on a local county flag is unconstitutional. love to hear what you think about that coming up. >>> it's 4:30. good morning, this is "nbc10 news today" first look at 4. i'm tracy davidson. >> i'm rosemary connors. plenty to talk about including the weather. it is absolutely feeling like fall. meteorologist bill henley with more. >>> yesterday it was a warm one. not this morning. temperatures have dropped. running from 15 to 20 degrees cooler than yesterday which means some neighborhoods are in the 40s. the

subic bay in the philippines where you got two hundred fifty bars and ten thousand girls every night jessie didn't need no by a girl who the hell is taking all their spy agora unbelievable that the government is spending forty million dollars on viagogo our militaries are more trouble than i thought if it takes forty million dollars of to keep them go on. the military change version. by day we didn't need no via i hate to say it but anyway this is absurd because let's get down to seriousness now for a moment if we may military spending is out of whack we spend more than the other twenty three countries in the world combined on military you know where russia ranks fourth they're not even second they're fourth world number one we spend more so when people sit back and say who's really the aggressor throughout the world look at who's spending the money on war the united states and i think we need to change something you know in the old days in the old days it was called the department of war and they didn't like that name so they switched it to the department of defense well i got news for you

fairly heavy rain in fact in bangladesh than in tamil nadu as well and occasionally as a forecast jessie gets as far north as mumbai north of that it's dry and warm and sunny it's still thirty five thirty six in new delhi and low thirty's in southern pakistan with the retreating monsoon we're getting a lowering in the humidity for salala so the what if it's just about overnight and a slow lowering in humidity throughout the gulf states thirty eight in there has a max that's well below forty on this side of the peninsula still up above further west so about forty or forty one in mecca or medina and the chance of showers though is still there down in yemen is much less than it was so it's all big sunshine at the moment. witness documentaries that open your eyes at this time on al-jazeera. are again undermined at the top stories head on al-jazeera results have been announced in a controversial kurdish referendum in northern iraq with ninety two percent voting in favor of secession baghdad has responded by calling on the kurdish leadership to relinquish control of their hopes on some airline

jessie, do you have any creative outlets or smart >> jesse: i started doing yoga and i delete littleday. they gave me a nice piece of mind. afterwards the instructors that i was honoring myself. now is my practice. >> juan: so you are your best self, as i what i heard? that is where it is. i think that writing is the most challenging intellectual thing. i think intellectual exercise to the maxis writing something. if you're talking more generally, i would say it's really hard given the media and all that to develop your spiritual awareness. people talk while being in the moment, someone who is committed to helping others and knowing others and feeling and having a larger sense of life, that's a challenge for me. >> kimberly: creative outlets, it's notop shopping. i just like to have what i need to have. i really enjoy reading. reading is fun. and i like good movies. and i like food. >> jesse: that's not a creative outlet. answer the question. >> kimberly: i'm very creative creative. that's what i do for fun and whatever.n >> greg: i get up in the middle of night, and get my dog and g

when you are dealing with something terrible, even with jessie and me yelling at each other.e a spec, a trustee would have mine. it's that kind of moment, i don't like the statue, you don't like the statue. i don't like your mama, oh, oka okay. >> kimberly: take it easy, juan! [laughter] >> kimberly: mrs. waters, were not talking about you. >> greg: she agrees with juan more than she agrees with you. >> jillian: you can't picture the fact that you have parents? like a seinfeld? that's you. i can't believe you have parent parents. >> greg: now that we've veered off topic. certain conflicts can only happen if everything else is going great. >> jesse: we are so spoiled, being offended by a statue, a holiday it is a luxury that texas wished they had. we are renaming holidays, i just care if i'm off. speaking of indigenous peoples. indigenous people all over the world live in harvey-like conditions almost every day where they lose their homes, they are worried about how what they are, they are cold, hungry. that's the norm for those peopl people. people act like being offended is

reporter jessi turner has more on today's commemoration of the little rock nine.ladies and gentleman, please give a special welcome to the little rock nine."natsa welcome fit for heroes... cheers from a president, governor and hundreds more. natsbut sixty years ago... these men and women entered little rock central high school to screams from an angry mob.elizabeth eckford/little rock nine:"none of us talked about what it was like inside the school for 30 years."the little rock nine desegregated central september 25, 1957.teenagers at the time... eight of the nine remaining members came back to the school monday to remember. dr. melba pattillo beals/little rock nine:"all the white people at central high school were not nasty. some of them were lovely people merely caught in a trap." scenes from their first day etched in many minds... so one of the nine painted a picture of what her last day was like when she got her yearbook. gloria ray karlmark/little rock nine: "there i was this now 15-year-old little girl and who was going to sign my book? who would i dare go u

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. >> jessie, i see you wiping the sweat off your brow. i hear rose mary say its avenue going to be a scorcher. no, no, it's already a scorcher: this is the cool part of the day. it is already 99 degrees and it's get worse. kids are already insight school all the young kid inside. there is more flexibility for the older children. here, they just wrapped up lunch and first shanked graders are coming in to sit down to eat. all 18 schools will have their kids indoors all day because of the high heat. joining me live now is the principal of rancho las placita. steve martin -- no connection. whose idea was this. >> student safety is paramount in our district. we are keeping the kids indoors. but instead of going outside to get the wiggles out, they'll be in class, playing games, doing puzzles, writing about how much they like their principal. >> you have to keep them cooked upage make sure that have been does not go crazy, how do you do that. >> they understand that the heat can cause seem just symptoms of heat exhaustion. we school them on the

>>> jessie gary joins us live with the latest. jesy? >> reporter: guys investigators tell me they haven't turned up anything new. as shocking at as the crime is the location is turning heads. the apartment complex where residents are asking how and why did this happen? >> i used to think this was a safe area. >> we heard that lot from neighbors and residents of this apartment community. police say the deadly gunfire took place in a first floor unit. >> reporter: is the victim was shot at least once and rushed to hospital. >> reporter: sometimes security can be sketchy with recent acts of robbery and vanldism posted on the apartment complex web site. >> security is an issue here. our cars are constantly being broken into. bashed in with hammers or whatever. you can't even jog at night. and they had to take down one of the atm machines because people got robbed. >> that scared me because everything is gated here and i don't know how they get into it. >> reporter: homicide detectives are processing evidence. so far have no clues in a crime

jessie, do your point, its main people around the world start to think wait a second.p doing? why is he talking like that? >> jesse: after he said that, the chinese banks slapped sanctions on north korea. south koreans and the japanese leaders. you heard -- very strong and very effective. >> juan: with the chinese said is restraint is necessary. the russians said it is spiraling out of control. we need diplomacy. >> jesse: and now they are on the cusp of nuclearizing. >> brian: the russians did great with diplomacy. >> kimberly: thoughtful deliberation, diplomacy, military strength if needed. president trump addresses the humanitarian crisis in puerto rico. next on "the five" ." ♪ ♪ >> juan: the devastation across puerto rico from hurricane maria is heartbreaking. the trump administration working to ease the humanitarian crisis. the president explained how and announced an upcoming visit to the island. >> i would like to take a moment to send america's hearts and prayers to the people of puerto rico and the u.s. virgin islands. i have directed all relevant departments

i've been in jessie jane thank you for joining us. lou dobbs is next right here. lou: good evening everybody. we have been calling on this broadcast for the investigation and prosecution of fired fbi director james comey for months and the justice department we learned today is now investigating comey and the department of justice inspector general leaving the investigation on two fronts. first, examining the role of the former fbi director in the agency's probe of hillary clinton's e-mail scandal and also the director's possible violations of the hatch act that prohibit overt partisan political conduct on the part of our government officials. the white house today saying it fully supports those investigations and press secretary sarah sanders declaring president trump's been vindicated by his decision to fire, a if following revelation after revelation about the former at the eye directors conduct in the weeks and months leading up to his dismissal. >> i think there's no secret comey by his own self admission leaked privilege government information weeks before p

jessie says, quote, home visiting changed my life. and helped me break the cycle of poor parenting, end quote. the results can't be denied. it's been shown to resist the likelihood of child abuse and neglect by 50%, while at the same time reducing domestic violence, improving children's school readiness and increasing parents' self-sufficiency and economic well-being. it is precisely the kind of evidence-based model that we know gives us a great return. unfortunately there are huge unmet needs for home visiting services across the country. last year more than 29,000 eligible families were unserved in washington state alone. that's why i'm so disappointed this legislation fails to make the meaningful investments we need to lift more families out of poverty and into the middle class. the chair: the gentlelady will suspend. the gentleman -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady will suspend. the gentleman is correct. the house will come to order. the louis not continue and the gentlelady will not continue ntil the house comes to order.

i've been in jessie jane thank you for joining us. lou dobbs is next right here. on this broadcast for the investigation and prosecution of fired fbi director james comey for months and the justice department we learned today is now investigating comey and the department of justice inspector general leaving the investigation on two fronts. first, examining the role of the former fbi director in the agency's probe of hillary clinton's e-mail scandal and also the director's possible violations of the hatch act that prohibit overt partisan political conduct on the part of our government officials

. >> kimberly: it's better forfo jessie's life, that's what i said. >> jesse: doesn't get any better. >> juan: gillian, do you think it's fun? >> gillian: i can get home and join you guys, i can put my dogs to bed. >> juan: put your dogs to bed? is someone watching the dogs at this hour?r? >> kimberly: what a thriller. >> gillian: my life is super exciting. >> juan: oh mr. cynic? is there a cynic in the room? is there a cynical person in the room? >> greg: i have to wake up earlier, that's bad but i'll lose the weight that i gained. i gained what, 15 pounds? >> gillian: you did not just gain 15 pounds. >> greg: since we moved, i've been eating at 11:30 at night. salt and pepper pork chops from lucky sunday on 8th avenue. but they hated it -- every day they would tell you how much they hated our move. we moved it back.n how many showsed listed you? we were thinking about hiring four more people and w making it literally "the nine." >> kimberly: i'll tell you that. >> juan: you know this guy "hannity"? we are giving him a break. we will let him try it out but we want you to support it.

it's not that hard to find reaction this morning, reverend jessie i can't think son tweeting hugh hefner was a strong supporter of the civil rights movement, we shall never forget him. may he res in peace. kim kardashian says, rip to the legendary hugh hefner. i'm so honored to have been a part of the playboy team. you will be greatly missed. love you, hef. xoxo. here is a tweet from tv and radio icon larry king saying, hugh hefner was a giant in publishing, journalism, free speech and civil rights. he was a true original and he was my friend. rest well, hef. hugh hefner was 91 years old. >>> 6:06. developing now we are waiting to find out if more people are injured after a deadly rock slide at yosemite's world famous el capitan. we know that one person is dead and another is hurt. crews stopped searching for other victims when the sun went down. this is the height of the climbing season so a lot of people were there. one person posted video of the rock slide on social media. we talked to others who shared their horrifying accounts. >> we just saw this massive dust cloud and we knew that

. >> yeah, first of all, i haven't been so excited about a speech at the un since jessie helm went there in the '90s. and president trump did the same thing but with a bigger audience, and i don't think there should be any mistake. the president was talking to china as much as he was talking to anybody. he was making it fundamentally clear, and i think that's what mattis' remarks and nikki haley's remarks have been that there are going to be terrible consequences for anybody that supports north korea or won't help us with this problem. and now is their time to do that. and one other thing. i mean, secretary tillerson has a different job. his job is to show the reasonable diplomacy that's available. but if you're not interested in that, it will be held to pay. charles: secretary tillerson is our chief diplomat. paul, let me ask you. it seems like president trump, obviously, he laid out the bad actors of the world; right? he didn't miss any words. kim jong-un, iran, maduro. radical islamic terror. we hadn't heard that in a while. i think a lot of people stood up and applauded that that was

the two shelters that jessie and her husband and cats, they prefer to live out of their truck. >> my husband sleeps in the truck. i make a palate on the tailgate and sleep on the tailgate. that's where i sleep. it works for me. 's nice and cool. >> reporter: the couple fled houston and came to wharton to stay with a friend. >> we came from roseberg and we were here one day. i got a nice hot bath, dinner. the next morning, my husband and them went to get cigarettes. came back and water was everywhere. >> reporter: now they all sit in the shade, waiting for the water to go down. do you think towns like this are overlooked? >> yes, i do. where's everyone? where's fema? you need a mace to stplace to s? it's not here. >> reporter: the red cross and national guard are here. still, residents are feeling overwhelmed and overlooked, lost in all of the focus on houston. >> there's a lot of people even in neighboring towns that aren't even aware that we're still flooded, that we cannot access parts of our town, and that people are still displaced. >> reporter: do you feel forgotten, overlooked?

>>jessie checks in with the new tv show, daily mail.tv. >> a heroin addict, i am 14, and i am worried. >> before the doctors could save her ... >> dr. travis: this is life threatening, we have to get her to the hospital. >> announcer: cellina gomez, recovering from surgery. >> lady gagawants you to feel no pain. that's today! >> we had to stop the music, why? it's time for the doctors. thanks for tuning in >> >> we talks about a healthy and positive work environment can affect your health. this first story had us shaking her heads, why? a lawsuit against a new jersey

. >> hemos visto a jessi de jesse & joy llorando, imÁgenes de tito el bambino, el dasa. >> monroy tambiÉnen pedazo sz de cemento, fierro torcido, piedras, palos, en estos momentos no hay ninguna vÍctima por lo que estÁn practicamente haciendo derrumbe, sin embargo, en la madrugada entre toda la gente lograron el rescate de tres vÍctimas que fueron sepultadas, dos en condicÓn muy grave con una mÁs desafortunadamente perdiÓ la vida, pero fueron cientos de personas que trabajaron aquÍ, en este momento estÁ tomado por el ejÉrcito que marca la seguridad. >> estÁn entrenados. >> tu perro ¿ cuÁl es? con cual trabajaste?. >> a las familias de saber dÓnde quedaron sus familiares. >> sÍ, la verdad es que eso les puede reconfortar. >> todos ustedes participaron, todos ¿ cuÁntos son? 19. >> 19 elementos, josÉ, 19 elementos que vinieron a participar exactamente igual ante otros muchos mexicanos que hoy demuestran su solidaridad ante esta tragedia, regreso contigo. >> excelente trabajo de esos rescatistas. >> excelente trabajo. >> triste por la familias que pierden a sus familias pero tambiÉn tienen qu