calling by the name. >> reporter: jessie's due at the end of march.already ready for more daddy duty. >> i am always just enamored with the amazing dad. he'll change every diaper. will get up at 3:00 in the morning to give little bub a bottle. i could continue to anything out eric. ♪ >> reporter: jessie sings about that new love on her new album. southern girl city life. what was the inspiration? is that you? >> so, my sister has a blog called southern blog city life. i just loved the the title. she's like, maybe -- it goes both ways. it's cool. ♪ a southern girl ♪ city life >> there's songs about my relationship with eric. it's a vulnerable side that i don't think people have seen before. >> a song is called use your words. >> sometimes men need a push. they're not vocal. they're not going to say you are so beautiful. your hair looks good today. sometimes a woman wants to hear that. >> reporter: still, jessie says sometimes eric's actions speak louder than words. >> played game. didn't go well for us. he comes home, he's washing dishes. it's just lik

sometimes a woman wants to hear that. >> reporter: still, jessie says sometimes eric's actions speak. >> played game. didn't go well for us. he comes home, he's washing dishes. it's just like, how are you able to go from that to hopping off the plane to washing dishes. it's just amazing. >> i like that. i know you love country music. >> you know i do. >> i like it, too. i will admit i hadn't listened to a lot of her music until i went to visit. eric's team, the tennessee titans, won on monday. >>> tomorrow night, it's my boys. the kansas city chiefs play the oakland raiders on "thursday night football" on cbs. >>> coming up, why is adam levine pulling some real housewives moves on miley cyrus? find out next. on planet earth. >> we've been coming here since we were just knee high to a grasshopper. >>> travel consideration provided by -- >>> tomorrow -- luke bryan. sam hunt. jason aldean. "e.t." is in nashville as country music's biggest stars take the stage. >> it's going to be a fun night. >> what advice is luke getting from keith? >> he's going to do awesome. >>> big voice. alicia k

calling by the name. >> reporter: jessie's due at the end of march.ready ready for more daddy duty. >> i am always just enamored with the amazing dad. he'll change every diaper. will get up at 3:00 in the morning to give little bub a bottle. i could continue to anything out eric. ♪ >> reporter: jessie sings about that new love on her new album. southern girl city life. what was the inspiration? is that you? >> so, my sister has a blog called southern blog city life. i just loved the the title. she's like, maybe -- it goes both ways. it's cool. ♪ a southern girl ♪ city life >> there's songs about my relationship with eric. it's a vulnerable side that i don't think people have seen before. >> a song is called use your words. >> sometimes men need a push. they're not vocal. they're not going to say you are so beautiful. your hair looks good today. sometimes a woman wants to hear that. >> reporter: still, jessie says sometimes eric's actions speak louder than words. >> played game. didn't go well for us. he comes home, he's washing dishes. it's just like,

jessie baldridge: "i noticed the address said the trump organization."...jessie baldridge had an idea from the white house. (joel:) what's it say? (jessie:) it says dear christopher."...christopher is corporal dillon baldridge's father.he didn't want to go on camera tonight...but it was back in june, weeks after dillon was killed in a taliban attack while deployed in afghanistan... christopher got a call from president trump... a condolence call -- 'and' something else...a promise to send christopher and jessie $25,000.4 months later, it's arrived!jessie baldridge: "'i hope this will make things a bit easier. but nothing will ever replace your son, dillon. he was an american hero.' it is a check made out to us for $25,000."the baldridge's made national headlines, last week...after a washington post article detailed the president's promise, and that check had never arrived. but dillon's family insisted they weren't angry at all-- never expecting the money would come. jessie baldridge: "it's been hard. there's been a lot of negativity and that's really unfortunate. because the whole goa

jessie, can you hear us? july back. jessie, can you hear us? especially injuly he gave that politicised speech before the boy scouts of america group that tillerson used to lead. tillerson having to push back on that, something that dominated the news in dc today, him pushing back on speculation that he would have resigned as a cabinet official in trouble's administration. the allegation was that he just threatened to resign but he caused the president a moron, in fact an effing moron at a pentagon meeting, what do you make of that? he didn't directly deny that, he directly denied the idea he didn't want to leave his post. 0ther spokespeople in the state department have said he has flatly denied that and he hasn't used that kind of language, we didn't hear it from the secretary himself. but i think the broader brushstroke here is that there is this tension within the highest levels of trump's administration. this is a person who has never held elected office before and as the commander in chief is dealing wit

live in napa jessie gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> jessie, thank you very much. that will be important information to get out to folks to get them the help they need. still a fair amount of smoke coming up from the hills on the other side. this is the east side where the smoke is of highway 101 that is in the same general area as the hilton hotel. i don't believe that is the hilton property itself. but just to show you that this fire is by no means out in santa rosa and all the other areas of the north bay, it is still critical situation. christina. >> that is haze right across much of the entire bay area this morning. you flew into town today from above, what were the aerial views like? >> reporter: yeah, i was actually in reno this morning, as you know i have a small airplane i was flying back. it was crystal clear in reno and beautiful conditions. but then as i came down over the sierra foothills there were a couple spot fires north and south of interstate 90 before i got to sacramento. and clear again until i got to the vacaville area, then you could see thes

this year -- >> we're going to be woody, jessie, and buzz. >> jessica's going to be jessie? was woody for halloween this year. >> nischelle approved. >> jessica said she knew justin was the one after they had been dating a few months. she called up a girlfriend and said, i am going to marry this man. >> sometimes you just know. i love that. i love her costume idea. >>> speaking of transformations, margot robbie playing tonya harding on scene is everything. >> everyone has their own truth. >> reporter: margot channels the disgraced skater. >> i was the best figure skater in the world at one point in time. >> reportehe days a week because she couldn't skate at all. >> everyone was like, you don't no how to skate? i grew up on the golf course in australia. no. >> reporter: her mom is played by allison janney. >> when i was a kid, did you ever love me? >> i made you a champion. >> it wasn't as big of a physical transformation. the age makeup. prosthetics. >> reporter: they include a fake nose and patd patding to make her appear heavier. >> 4.8. >> how do i get a fair shot here?

this is also what i believed is the republican-led worked hard to pass important legislation like jessi's law, the 21st century cures act, and the comprehensive addiction and recovery act in the last congress. i believe president trump took the same view as he announced another important step last week by declaring a public health emergency for opioids. i would like to once again thank the president for his commitment to continuing to confronting this crisis. we all know there's much further to go and as we're moving forward, republicans, democrats, the house and the senate, states and the white house, we should remain committed to working together on policies and programs that actually deliver results. about an hour ago, the government accountability office released a report i requested about the federal government's response to opioid use disorders. the government's chief watchdog recommends that as the department of health and human services expands access to medication-assisted treatment, it should also develop clear measures to gauge performance. the g.a.o.'s study will help to ensur

jessie jane duff, le me start with you your fellow marine you had to take to heart the message in the words coming from general kelly. >> i am deeply moved by what general kelly said. i posted on twitter one of his comments that simply states who are these great americans that are the 1% who serve? they are the most remarkable people of this nation has to offer and then he went on to say and most of you don't even know them. let alone how many of you were a gold star family? how many of you come from that and not one of those reporters could raise their hand. at the end of this, i feel it's reprehensible to say that general kelly is doing this so that he can keep his job. listen up, lady. he is a retired united states marine general. he doesn't need that job. he already served this nation. he's doing this because he loves the nation as much as donald trump does. so i find it reprehensible for her to imply that he's on the unemployment line without this. >> charles: ron it wasn't just brian fallon also. lawrence o'donnell did some sort of monologue and found a way to connect this dot t

jessie says he was recaptured, tracked down through his posts on social media. >> david lopez is backind bars at the main jail after enjoying a week of freedom due to a clerical mistake. >> any time something like this happens it is a concern. we don't take matters like this likely. >> spokesman reggie cook happened at 7:45 at night when a civilian clerk received paper work releasing lopez from the elmwood directional facility, he served his time for grand theft and cleared to go. but the clerk didn't notice additional connecticut. >> reporter: sent paperwork -- concurrent paperwork, because the clerk didn't see the second set of paperwork no one noticed the inmate was gone until a week later when she was scheduled for transport. the discovery sparked an immediate search. >> we node fewed -- notified executive staff, detectives and they immediately started a search for the inmate. >> even though lopez considered armed and dangerous had a week's head start the search that began around 7:00 in the morning was over about four hours later. investigators say their big break in the case cam

live ktvu knocks news. >> jessie. i think we all agree with that congressman. live for us thanks. >>> we had that rain yesterday which is much needed. probably not enough. we've got the weekend ahead. >> yes and that little bit did feel good out there. did a lot to suppress the fires and cleaned out the air. a win-win for everybody. we had one advisory in place and we'll talk about that. high surf advisory until 6:00. a northwest swell creating dangerous waves. peaking to 25 in some areas. that will expire at 6:00. let's look at the cloud cover. as far as rain and wet weather. little bit of moisture. still within some of that moisture. really not hitting the ground. maybe the higher elevations picking up drizzle. we'll continue to clear out as we get into the evening hours. here with rein the sierra where we started with a winter weather advisory. some winter travel going on. that expired at 11:00. you can see a little bit here. as far as rain fall amounts. the north edge of lake county picked up half an inch. even more than that. here's what we saw over areas

(sot) (steve)jessie baldridge: "'i hope this will make things a bit easier. but nothing will ever replace your son, dillon. he was an american hero.' it is a check made out to us for $25,000 the family says they view the check as a loan - their plan is to pay president trump back someday. (pam) as wine country struggles to recover from the wildfires that ravaged the area... restaurants across the country are banding together to help out.(steve) turning food into badly needed cash. (talk about putting your money where your mouth is...) kron 4's vicki liviakis dropped by san francisco's ferrybuilding, when they kicked off "chefs-giving." chefsgiving. think of it as an early thanksgiving. chef ranjan dey "eat together share and enjoy." chefs doing what they do best - feeding people... cooking up a special fire- inspired curry dish and dishing it out for free. they're also uniting to raise money for those affected by the northbay firestorms. and launching "chefs-giving" with a goal of raising a million dollars.gwyneth borden - golden gate restaurant association "

live outside the board of supervisors in san jose, jessie gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you, jessie night leaving fans shocked and saddened. he wrapped up a tour celebrating 40 years of tom petty and the heart breakers. >> reporter: 66-year-old rock icon tom petty passed away monday. he was rushed to a santa monica hospital after being found unconscious in full cardiac arrest at his malibu home sunday night. he was put on life support until monday afternoon. ♪[music] >> reporter: petty along with his famed band the heart breakers had just completed a three-day soldout run at the famed hollywood bowl celebrating the band's 40th anniversary. the rock and roll hall of famer had a string of hits during the '70sand '80s, selling more than 80 million records worldwide. ♪[music] >> reporter: in the late 1980s he cofounded the traveling willberries along bob dylan, royorbison, george harrison and jeff flynn. the three time grammy winner hip knot i can eye debuted in 2014 and in 2017 the grammys honored him with one of the highest honors a music care person of the year award. some attendees

we're live in the san jose studio this morning, jessie gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you, jessie. >rning. up next, more on a game involving facebook that encourages your children to go missing for up to two days. >>> it is still slow in the east bay, especially. but also on all of the bay area communities. here is a look at 880 northbound slowing down on the way to downtown. >>> finally change is in the forecast. fog is back. and rain is on the way. may take 36 hours but it is on its way for thursday evening. more on that. ♪ ♪ it feels good to be back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> a new record high thanks to an old name in business. >> pam cook is back to give us a look at wall street and more in today's money business. >> ibm is helping the index this morning. ibm's stock shot up more than 8%. the dow shot up 100 points. taking a look at the indexes at this moment there's a live look at the dowment up more than half of a percent. up three quarters of a percent. 23,138. up 141 points right now. the s&p 500 also up a little bit. 2561. the nasdaq is slipping a little bit right now. >>> twitter is vowin

rodolfo: claro, jessi, tienes sangre mexicana.papÁs creo que querÍan que jugaras para mÉxico. jessi: complicada la situaciÓn, pero creo que fue decisiÓn de mi familia que me apoyÓ en el proceso. lo platiquÉ con ellos, porque no, no mÁs es mi futuro, es el futuro de ellos. platiquÉ con ellos y al final "es tu decisiÓn, nosotros te vamos apoyar". rodolfo: que increÍble porque Úu nacido en north carolina. pero la verdad es que si y tuviste esta decisiÓn que si jugabas con mÉxico o con los estados unidos, y la verdad que mis respetos, te quedaste con estados unidos. tienes un futuro grande, la edad ayuda muchÍsimo. lamentablemente parandole muchos goles a la selecciÓn mexicana. gran estrella, y tambiÉn apostandole a los vaqueros gracias, jessi. locutor: estamos en todas las redes sociales, sÍguenos en twitter, facebook, os a un mensaje y regresamos con mÁs. ♪ >> poco a poco se van a conocer diferentes historias de la masacre en las vegas. cuenta un taxista que la mujer que llevaba en el auto se salvÓ gracia que una bala impactÓ su tel

unfortunately jessie's discharging physician didn't know her addiction history and sent jessie home with prescription for 50 oxycodone pills. jessie became a sad death by overdose statistic. jessie's law will insure physicians and nurses have access to a consenting patient's complete health information when making treatment decisions. such information is crucial to provide a patient centered care, prevent relapses and ultimately save lives. as we work together to address this crisis, it's my hope the stories and ideas shared today will inform our efforts and ensure we pursue meaningful solutions to insure obstacles and have local communities help the opioid crisis head-on. thanks for listening to my story. >> thanks. i believe this concludes all the energy and commerce members seeking to give testimony. if any arrived we will allow them to testimony as they come in. i think our panel now will be chairman rogers, mr. marshall of kansas, mr. turner, mayor of dayton, ohio. if you wish to join us now, that would be -- that would be good as well. chairman rogers, thank you for being here and

. >> jessie and i always share a meatball sandwich. i wasn't there last week.he sent a picture. >> by myself. >> good work out of you. >>> we had a great crowd at upper darby last week. lots of fun with them. it's going to be fun. >>> and a hit show and a decision that's said not to have anything to do with the star. >>> and a movement for change. >>> do you have your list? are you checking it twice? it may seem early. one retailer is already rolling out a new holiday shopping plan that could impact how you get this year's gifts. joseph, i'm steve. how are you? nice to meet you sir. nice to meet you. how's it going man? the yankees? come on. [ laughing ] look at the smiles and the hard work that the people here are doing. it's like making mini sandwiches. they're no different than anyone else. they just want a job. they want respect and they want dignity. this is a nice place. yeah. he plays basketball with lauren. steve called, fairly frantic. you know, he had a premature baby and i think he had just been given the diagnosis that she had down syndrome. lauren

commanding officer, alfredo sanchez, and executive officer, jessie sanchez were just reassigned. the investigation is still ongoing, but a navy statement says quote "it is evident the collision was preventable." you remember this viral body-camera vide now been fired. the salt lake city police chief says detective jeff payne violated policies when he tried to arrest a hospital nurse. she has refused to take blood from a patient who was unconscious. the patient had been involved in a crash -- but wasn't suspected of any wrongdoing. heartbreak this morning for u-s men's soccer. the team, failing to qualify for the 20-18 world cup.. after a 2-1 loss to 99th ranked trinidad and tobago. all team usa needed was a tie and they were in... but an own goal and an incredible 30-yarder from trinidad and tobago sealed the deal. this is the first time the u-s will sit out of the world cup since 1986. right now -- a community in shock -- a karate instuctor accused of sexual abuse. why many people don't believe he's guilty. plus, a scary situation in ohio. how a drone could be luring kids away.

one example is jessie's law. it's named after jessie grub, who died last year of an opioid overdose. jessie had battled a heroin addiction for nearly seven years but had been clean for six months. she had made a new life for herself in michigan and was training for a marathon when an infection related to a running injury required her to have surgery. jessie's parents told doctors she was a recovering addict and shouldn't be prescribed opioitug physician sent jessie home with 60 coxycodone pills. such information is crucial to provide patient centered care, prevent relapses and ultimately save lives. as we work together to address this crisis, it's my hope the stories and ideas shared today will inform our efforts and ensure we pursue meaning full solutions to remove obstacles to care and empower local communities to tackle the opioid crisis head on. i thank you for listening to my story. >> gentleman yields back. the chair thanks the gentleman. i believe this concludes all of the energy and commerce members seeki

live in the san jose studio, jessie gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you, jessie. >>> we will move topolice in pleasanton say a high school student has been arrested for having a loaded handgun on campus. police were called at 11:15 monday morning and found the student who did in fact have a loaded gun. he was arrested and taken to juvenile hall. they do not know why he had the gun with him. >>> according to the bay area news group, an 8th grade male student left school without permission after the principal asked to search his backpack. the student was stopped while walking from the school and during a search police say they found an unloaded hand gun as well as marijuana. >>> new at 8:00, work crews are clearing out one of two homeless camps near berkeley this morning. it is at 63rd street at martin luther king way. bart owns this parcel of land. and the transit agency issued 72-hour eviction notices over the weekend. workers wearing masks and gloves started to remove items from the camp such asthma trees, clothing and other belongings of people living there. >> we began to go to ea

saben que siempre. >>> bien pendientes el 2018. >>> por su parte jessi y joey hay muchas cosas negativasvayan a la presentaciÓn. gracias mario mÁs adelante regresamos contigo. estamos en vivo de costa a costa. en este horario especial quÉ tal se siente donos ven donos a la hora del desayuno. hacemos una pequeÑa pausa y cuando regresemos ¿busca empleo para la Época navideÑa? pongo se las pilas porque ahorita es cuÁndo seÑores. le contaremos las ofertas de algunas empresas. >>> y en preparamos una receta deliciosa, muy colorido betabel como le dicen en portuguÉs. betehaba. no se lo pueden perder. regresamos. en descubre de un nuevo dÍa, sÍguenos en redes sociales.s sÍguenos en redes sociales.s estamos en facebook, los nuevos chicken tenders de wendy's son distintos sÍguenos en redes sociales.s estamos en facebook, crujientes por fuera jugosos por dentro. deliciosos solos, y con nuestro nuevo side de s'awesome sauce. la pregunta es. dippear o no dippear? que es dippear? no importa. disfrútalos con papitas y bebida, por solo $5. para pnecesitas más que unontra el acondicionador...lizadores,

two separate incidents in philadelphia last year remarkably both officer jessie hartnett and sergeant sylvia young survived being hit. today the department unveiled its first patrol vehicles designed with the sort of unprovoked attacks the officers faced. >> amazing that they survived both of those ambushes and we believe that ballistic protection like this would have probably protected them from any of those gunshots that were aimed at them. >> reporter: the new vehicles have two layers of protection placed over the steel door panels a ballistic shield painted to match the car while above what's dubbed as transparent armor backs about three-quarters of the original equipment glass area in the front windows. the belief this modified front door is now resistent to pistol shots and shotgun blasts. >> it's cutting edge in the sense that it provides protection for police officers seated in the vehicle from gunfire. >> reporter: the protection package for the doors and windows adds about $1,300 to the cost of a patrol car, well worth it, though, says the commissioner given the evolving thr

. >> you love it, jessie. >> outrage. >> nice and bright, waiting for sunshine now.oming up at 7:05. we've got time to cool down. this is helping. a breeze out of the northwest. dry air floods the area, making a big difference during the day. it's already bringing the temperatures down in the suburbs and the lehigh valley. if the temperatures fall a little bit faster, we'll get fog forming before sunup. so far that hasn't happened. delaware, philadelphia, south jersey, low 70s. right now, a few neighborhoods in the 60s. chestnut hill, andora among them. 73 in society hill. down into the low 70s fortors dale and fox -- for tarsdale and fox chase. with winds out of the southwest, humidity will be dropping. the skies have cleared. we're in for a lot of sunshine. we'll see a quick warmup from the 60s through the 70s and then back into the 80s this afternoon. the moisture level, not a dramatic drop. a little breeze out of the north. that will be coming down. drying out enough that it will be comfortable even though temperatures will be in the 80s this afternoon. the norma

jessie gary, ktvu fox 2.kland. >> great information, jessie, thank you. >>> concern over the rising cost of rent in the bay area. we will bring in a representative from a real estate firm to really analyze why people are moving out of the area, frying to afford a place to live and which areas are actually seeing drops in rent. ♪ that one. this. that one. ♪ ♪ ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) (gasp, shriek) to the next generation of greats... i got it over! we're excited to meet you. ♪[music] ♪ december tinning nation unknown ♪ ♪ ♪ destination unknown ♪ >> rancid is also paying at the big benefit for north bay fire victims. it will be metallica, it is also dave matthews band, a few other bands. tickets go on sale this morning. that has been the theme for traffic jams. thank you, kristin. came off of twitter. as always, if there's a song that you want to hear on fridays, i play your requests every friday morning. use the #ktvu on twitter, facebook or instagram. >>> the san jose city council will vote on a rent control maze newer a f

jessie. >> reporter: good morning to you. of north montgomery. it looks like just another intersection. i'll take a walk, nothing special about that until you go all the way around that way. and look who you see, the sap center right over there, which is close to another proposed google campus site. they struck a deal with a government agency to buy a vacant property over here, adding the minimum bid was $50 a square foot and google was the high bidder. look at the video. last june sam liccardo and city leaders announced negotiations gone on a google purchase project on the sight of the meat company. the mixed use development would be 6 million square feet and have office and retail space, all close to the train station. when the project is completed it could dwarf apple's space ship headquarters in cupertino. google could own a string of properties north of the sap center. now, the google move isn't generate all love and happiness in san jose. local 19 and other groups has planned a meeting in downtown san jose. they want to

i know jessie's saying, no, no ghosts. >> wait a minute.saw that shadow in -- you wouldn't -- >> i think if there were ghosts and they could do things like open the doors and play the piano, why don't they come sit down and talk to you? why can't they come -- you know, like i said earlier, make coffee -- >> make a sandwich. >> help me out. why are they -- >> i think they completed the work portion of their -- >> existence. >> right. >> just tell me, you're standing next to me! just tell me! >> what i'm telling you -- no ghosts here -- grab the jacket. >> that's scary. >> that's what we're heading toward. what comes after fall. getting a taste of the chillier air this morning. a beautiful, clear view of boathouse row. a shake in the camera. the wind at the surface is light. that's allowed the temperatures to drop overnight. and a frosty morning in the suburbs. doesn't last. bright sunshine, warming us into the 60s today. once the sun is down, it will be a clear and cool evening, cooling into the 50s. the nice warmup won't last long. we're no

construction from the presidency how can you respect such an institution when the ferry has won and then jessie of the opposing team that one hundred thirty about talks i've also a good there were at a time my apologies but thank you all for joining us for this discussion clearly it's an ongoing issue we will continue to discuss the issue of although agnes gitau in. one bottle thank you all for joining us and you can see the program again any time if you go to our website at al-jazeera dot com for further discussion replace the page facebook dot com for inside story or join the conversation on twitter i had a life at a.j. inside story from your health here in haiti. subzero temperatures extreme altitudes. this is where the hard part is the extraordinary journey from polish to touch it you start braved ordinary joy. with too high up there's no oxygen. just to experience life simple pleasures. risking it all with kurdistan at this time on al-jazeera november on al-jazeera. in a historic visit the pope will travel to me and my bangladesh bringing more focus to the plight of the range of. a new six

he was holding jessie up, he didn't want to leave his dad, and i could hear him yelling, "no, get in,pepe. it was ugly. it was close. it was really close. i called my daughter and i told her, "if i don't see you again, remember i love you." at least 20 fires are still raging. 8,000 firefighters are working around the clock to contain them. difficult, dangerous work. evacuation orders are in place, and there's a strong message for those who ignore them. your choice to stay, and there have been very few of them, is a distraction to ourfirst responders. you will not be given life safety support at this point. you are on your own. this is what awaits anyone hoping to ride it out — a hellish inferno consuming everything in its path, filling the air with choking black smoke. most did get out in time, but recovery teams are still searching the rubble for those who simply can't be found. many of those killed are said to be elderly people for whom escape was more difficult. identification is going to be hard. so far in the recoveries we have found bodies that were almost completely intact, and

brian: your husband eric and jessie, brand-new season.ing to go. we know the teams that are interested. >> i just feel, you know, kind of weighing all decisions and factors that will go into it for us like -- i think tennessee, we go with them. just i feel the most comfortable, and i think it's the right decision. brian: so, no, longer a jet. he joins the titans. brand-new season. how has it been? >> it's been really good. the positive about it all is we live in nashville. that's our home base, so it was kind of crazy to get the call that we were able to stay home. i will admit that we really dialogue enjoy our time with the jets. we have really good, fond memories. we were treated so unbelievably well. like, just such a warm welcoming community, so we'll always have really warm, fuzzy feelings about that. ainsley: well, y'all took a break. this is season three. when can we see it? >> so it's on every wednesday night at 10:00, 9:00 central. i believe we just aired our fifth episode last night. so we've got a few more to go. but, you know,

senior military staff, talking really tough on north korea, iran and isis, with me now retired sargent jessie the london center for policy research and mike waller information operations vice president at the center for security policy. mike let me start with you. you know, what's really interesting about that scene and i think you could actually sense or feel the tension there is that some of those, some of the be men there, some of these military leaders recently have said or suggested policies that counter some of the things we've heard or believe that president trump believes in. now everyone applauds the fact that they're getting there. they get together and talk about this, but president trump pretty stern about north korea being de nuclearized about iran and them not being in the spirit of this nuclear deal and some of the other things including a $700 billion budget so what's your take ultimately on what happens after tonight? >> after tonight on the-- >> charles: with respect to policy in general. for instance mattis comes out and says we should stay in the iran deal. i don't think i

we will have an update later today. >> thank you, jessie. >>> game one of the world series gets underwayes tonight. and it could set a record as soon as the first pitch is thrown. an excessive heat warning will be in place as the game gets underway. the forecast is calling for a game-time temperature nearing 100 degrees. that could make fans uncomfortable. no matter how long they have waited to see their team in the fall classic. the current high temperature for a world series game, the record is 94 degrees. that was set when the diamond backs hosted the yankees in 2001. the average price of a ticket to the world series is expected to reach record levels. the average ticket price for the first game between the dodgers and astros is among the highest ever at nearly $3,000 a ticket. if there is a game 7 in the series, those tickets will sore in costs to more than $5,000 a piece. game one of the world series glitz underway tonight. you can watch it right here on ktvu fox 2. the dodgers versus the astros from dodgers stadium in los angeles. we will have every pitch of the world series right

i will go to you, jessie. what to wear your childhood do you remember fondly or do you still have?> my mother throughout my nintendo. i'm still bummed out about that. she also threw out all of my "star wars" toys, the things you put together. those are probably a lot of money, not happy about that either. >> when did you throw them out? last week? >> what about you, kimberly? >> let's see. no. you know, a nintelevision? it's like a -- but i used to play with my brother, they made us give it away to other children that had lost their mo mom. >> that's nice. >> juan? toy from your childhood? >> i was just thinking. silly putty. >> love that. >> isn't that cool? the funny thing is i don't think it's even around anymore >> . >> taste weird. not as delicious as plato -- playdough. >> used to run around in there? >> i did. yes, i did. >> stick. love the nice stick. >> not even a boomerang? >> a stick is the original boomerang. thoroughly stick, doesn't come back, who cares? you don't need a stick to come back. there are sticks everywhere! >> you must of had a great childhood. >> wonderfu

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back to you in oakland. >> thank you, jessie. >>> new at 8:00, secretary of state rex tillerson says post. he held a news conference about 30 minutes in which he criticized reports that there are growing policy disputes between him and president trump. >> i have learned that there are some who try to sew distention by tearing others apart in an effort to undermine president trump's own agenda. i do not and i will not operate that way. >> tillerson was addressing a report that growing tensions with the president caused tillerson to be on the verge of resigning this past summer. >>> there is a clean-up operation underway in one of the dirtiest bart stations in the system. the public health director is at the 16th street station. sweeping up the station and looking for ways to keep it cleaner. one of the things they're looking at is keeping pigeons out of the station. of course there have been serious problems it there at the 16th street station including prostitution and drug dealing. but this is a way to make it more welcoming to bart passengers and perhaps less open to people who mig

we are live in the san jose studio, jessie gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the opening of a bridge to bigit will open on friday, october 13th. it links the bay area to popular destinations in big sur. the original bridge was shut down earlier this year because of storms and mudslides. renovations totaled more than $24 million. highway 1 remains blocked 30 miles to the south by another slide about a quarter mile long. >>> let's look how we are looking out there on the bay area roads with sal. hey, sal. >> mike and gasia, generally the commute has been better. we didn't have those huge backups in contra costa county or really in the south bay. we did have backups there. i don't want to mislead you. it will be slow on some of the commutes like 280. on the left, that is 280 southbound approaching the san jose state exit. you can see that traffic will be busy. also looking at the commute, if we take a look at the map, you still see a lot of red on 85, up to the west valley. 280 after the downtown area, and 101. also on the peninsula, 101 is slow through redwood city and san mateo. you can see

jessie and cindy swafford, dayton, ohio, have provided a loving stable home for children affected by the opioid crisis. i'm calling on every american to join the ranks of guardian angels like the chief and the swoffords, to help lift up the people of our great nation. we will take care of the our children, orphans, and you know what i will say, our foster youth. so many, so many, we'll lift them up and take care of them. we'll work to strengthen vulnerable families and communities. we will help to build and grow a stronger, healthier, and drug-free society. together, we will face this challenge as a national family, with conviction, with unity, and with a commitment to love and support our neighbors in types of dire need. working together, we will defeat this opioid epidemic. it will be defeated. we will free our nation from the terrible affliction of drug abuse. and yes, we will overcome addiction in america. we are going to overcome addiction in america. we have fought and won many battles and many wars before, and we will win again. thank you, god bless you and god bless america.

jessie lu's official statement, there was one very interesting detail, quote, in march and april 2017views of the justice department and representatives of the white house council's office and then i met the president. you what now? that got everybody's attention, because a candidate for u.s. attorney, a candidate for federal prosecutor meeting with the president before he nominates her, that's weird, it's not illegal, that's definitely weird. now this week politico reports that the president met with two other potential candidates, one a potential candidate for the eastern district of new york based if brooklyn, one who is a potential candidate for the southern district which is manhattan, southern injuries of new york has basically jurisdiction over the whole financial world and geographic reach that includes trump tower, hq for the president's business dealings, homebase for the trump campaign and the trump transition. so it's a weird thing for the president to meet with nominees to be u.s. attorneys, when you look at that time the ones we know that president trump has met with, th

you can check my instagra instagram, @jessie boyington. so many people do the 27 alarms. so mean people do. that i would like to see what everybody has to say. i'll respond back, too. >> i would rather have the five alarms wake me up than a phone call that says, hey, you overslept. where are you? >> the worst feeling ever. yeah. set the alarms. if they're going off now, you might want to get on the road a little bit early. we have an accident on the schuylkill expressway and westbound at 202. over here, you see on the shoulder, though, the lanes are getting by. a little slow right now westbound toward 202. right now eastbound toward center city is actually looking a little slow, as well. that's typical now. nothing to report there. just normal morning volume. in cheltenham, watch for a crash on church road around bent road. police activity would be there. 295 around route 38 looks good so far. not seeing any backup or delays there on 295. we'll end on 422, drive times on the eastbound side starting to increase just a touch. 11 minutes on the eastbound side from 29 to the

. >> to be able to do this and jessie is awesome. it's loud, you feel it.y head that emulates everything my father was and what i missed about him. >> i mean there's no way that anyone could ever replace his dad, but if each one of us can give him a little something of what jamey's not able to, then i believe we're doing our job as brothers. ♪ >> i would have never wanted to be my wife. i wouldn't have wanted to be one of my sons. back and forth, back and forth. not knowing if you're going to come home, someone else getting killed. what kind of father was i? i was young, very hard, very mean. it's the whole intimacy of family that i didn't have it when i was a green beret, because i was a good green beret. did a lot of things wrong. good lord. and if i could, i'd do a lot of them different. i'd sure be a better father and a better husband. you know, just what can you do but try to learn and move forward, you know? ♪ >> i remember when my dad initially got his paperwork about how he's going to be the team sergeant of 574. and that was honestly my dad's bigge

last year two philadelphia police officers, jessie hartnett and sergeant sylvia young survived beingrs. >> we believe that ballistic protection like this would have probably protected them from any of those gunshots that were aimed at them. the protection package adds about $1,300 to the cost of a car. well worth it says the commissioner. >> certainly the mayor and myself believe that it is far worth it when you consider the state of the world that we're in today and that we've seen multiple a.m. bushes across this nation in the last couple years on uniformed police officers. >> reporter: so, the first 150 patrol vehicles and 10 wagons are in the pipeline at this point. the city operates about 750 patrol cars and 70 wagons. live at the pab, john rawlins, channel6 "action news." >> all right, john, thank you. >>> a three-year-old boy is until grave condition today after being shot by his six-year-old brother over the weekend. this afternoon philadelphia police released this mug shot of the toddler's father sir haven williams. williams has been changed with endangering the welfare of a

americans headed into the final day singles matches with an eleven point lead over the international team jessie and needing just one point to retain that title despite this there were times that the internationals fed someone better in the final that. all in all it would be a little too light and there was no room for error. forty seven year old phil mickelson who would eventually go on to take the very last shot of the event was the al the statesman in an american team that featured thick quiet when met twenty mickelson has played in every single presidents cup since it began in one thousand nine hundred ninety four the new bad guy in short the win for america when he went three opic in south korea they want him the usa beating the international team nineteen to eleven i and donald trump was that to present the gold trophy to the victorious team on behalf of all of the people of texas and all of the people if you love today and you see what's happening how horrible it is but we have it and they're really great control puerto rico and the people of florida who have really suffered all of this l

jessie gaeta. last year, she opened what's known as the spot clinic.stands for "supportive place for observation and treatment," at boston's healthcare for the homeless. she's the chief medical officer there. >> about three years ago, we started to have between two and five overdoses every single week in the building where we work. i mean, i thought, first of all, my gosh, we're having so frequent overdoses that we actually need to build some infrastructure to even manage the response to them. >> brangham: today at spot, only after using their drugs, people can come to this small room to ride out their highs in one of these nine chairs, all under the watchful eyes of medical professionals. vitals signs like pulse, blood pressure and breathing are monitored for any signs of distress. >> the people walk in, and usually they can still walk and talk when they come in. typically they'll say, "look, i've used a little bit more today, and i'm worried about what's going to happen. do you mind if i stay here for a little while?" >> brangham: dr. gaeta says it's

andrews was born into a musical family-- his grandfather was singer-songwriter jessie hill.first band at age eight and was a touring musician by 10. he played with bo diddley, and got a new orleans- style education, with a variety of local greats, including wynton marsalis and the neville brothers. >> in my neighborhood it was music 24/7, so i just wanted to be like the people that i saw, that took me and put me on their side. >> brown: what was the most important thing you learned from older musicians? >> the older musicians always wanted to make sure i understood where everything started before i can be good at it, or understand where i need to be later on in life, so they taught me to respect the music that came before, and make sure that i pay attention. but the most important thing they all drilled in my head was to be open-minded, and to learn all styles of music. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> brown: years later, at the ripe old age of 31, with a grammy and an international following, andrews is a performer who's absorbed different styles by playing with a variety of musicians, including

and she's also a lovely person, jessie, and you know, she's an important part of this entire thing, asl. but the loss of jenny cannot -- i can't even put it into words. four years ago, i lost my spouse and bobby held me in his arms and said, i can't even imagine what you're going through. i can't imagine what i would do if anything happened to jenny. and four years later, he's living this. he's only 40 years old. this shouldn't have happened to them. >> on that exact point, jessica, i had seen that jenny was in the middle of actually planning bobby's 40th birthday party. can you talk to me about what kind of a couple they were? >> steven actually can talk a little bit more about that. i'm a former coworker of bobby's, and i only knew him, unfortunately. >> jenny and bobby were, like i said, the perfect couple. they loved the outdoors. as a matter of fact, jenny was planning a 40th birthday party for bobby. and they had just purchased a boat. they had a cabin, everybody was going to be out on the lake. they loved water skiing, jet skiing, knsnow skiing. bryce and leah, the daughter and