. >> jessie: fox nation is underway it's an on-demand subscription-based service, you can see a lot ofest people you see on the air here and they are even zany or -- dana will be there. you don't see what kind of books they are. i think tomi lahren wanted to say a few things, let's listen. >> can't miss news specials and documentary and more. >> this is our time, this is going to be our place. >> sign up for updates and be the first to know. go to fox nation.com. >> jessie: watch every single "watters' world" package, all 300 of them. >> greg: that's such a bad idea. >> jessie: 7:00 p.m., be there or be square, greg is next. >> greg: i've got a podcast, it's with -- we talk about nightmares, sleep, sleep terrors, lucid dreaming and why we think bad thoughts. it's very interesting. you won't find that on fox nation. maybe you will, who knows? >> juan: how's this for symbolism? take a look at this video shot in andover minnesota, that's an eagle in case you couldn't make it out perched on an extended letter on the back of a fire truck that was there to honor victims of the 9/11 terror at

jessie told me he's really excited about season two.ce. >> what's the michael jackson thing where he kicks his leg. >> that's it. >> minus the grab. it's hard to do sitting down. >> do you keep that pose at the end? >> i think i just ripped my suit. i might have. >> i heard the rip. >> i checked. he didn't rip the suit. you have to check and kick. >> show him. >> that's what michael does. >> bye, everybody. >>> lady ga ga's a star is born break down. ben's friends and family speak out on his (ken) traffic in the carolinas is heading in just one direction tonight... away from hurricane florence.a million people being told to get out while they can.our top story .... what coul be the biggest storm ever to hit the mid atlantic states.good evening, i'm ken wayne. and i'm pam moore. thank you for joining us.karen caifa begins our coverage live from wrightsville from wrightsville beach, north caroliina. (pam)

jessie told me he's really excited about season two.>> what's the michael jackson thing where he kicks his leg. >> that's it. >> minus the grab. it's hard to do sitting down. >> do you keep that pose at the end? >> i think i just ripped my suit. i might have. >> i heard the rip. >> i checked. he didn't rip the suit. you have to check and kick. >> show him. >> that's what michael does. >> bye, paid advertisement for credit secrets, sponsored by info up, llc. the product endorsers who appear have been compensated for their travel and lodging costs. all of the endorsers are actual enthusiastic and successful users of the credit secrets program. (dramatic music) - hi, i'm larry king. you know, you could be, through no fault of your own, one of the tens of millions of people in our country

jessie: este aÑo es el aÑo del morado.ebe ser. estÁn preparados? raÚl: tenemos un nivel de exigencia bastante grande. queremos que demuestren una cargada, un solo y un split en tan sÓlo unos minutos. karla: quÉ grado de dificultad. nos acompaÑa alejandro chaval, que sabe por experiencia propia lo que se necesita para ganar. vamos a recordar algo de su participaciÓn en el aÑo de alejandro. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ karla: quÉ movimientos, qué sÓlo. raÚl: azúcar en la cintura. karla: quÉ vas a tomar en cuenta? alejandro: ayer me acuerdo de nada de eso. [canta]: ♪dÁndole, dándole♪ quÉ tomarÁs en cuenta para elegir a los senadores? alejandro: las ganas que le han puesto una preparaciÓn que han tenido durante todos estos meses. karla: es muy importante la preparaciÓn. alejandra: y el vestuario. karla: tenemos el encargado de diseÑar la pieza hecha sÓlo para mi, miguel angel. ha pautado la moda a lo largo de los aÑos de "mira quiÉn baila". bienvenido. miguel angel: puedes ponerme ciento y hablÓ por tres dÍas. es en una cosa muy importante

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but within that, i think as steve and jessie have described, we are trying to make sure that we don't that division or amplify those stories while still allowing people to express themselves. some of the comments that have been coming in, this is a comment from andy who is mentioning something richard said earlier on about facebook being on a 12 yearjourney, sort of working these things out, suggesting that it isn't working. jennifer is also suggesting that facebook‘s been running for so long that these issues should have been ironed out long ago. why is it taking so long? surely it's no surprise that people are having political discussions on facebook, steve, before an election or referendum or whatever. that's what it's there for, so why are we still asking these questions all this time later? thank you for that. the context of a journey as well is that often we're dealing with things that have never happened before. and, in a way, the focus that we've got is how do we respond to these things when they come through? of course, we have teams of people that are focused on preventing b

and the building in question, is 25 jessie street. 18sters high and was constructed in the 1980s. concerns about this building come after a new crack was found at the millennial tower. now, dubbed san francisco's leaning tower. the tower tilt has cities investigating whether new construction projects are causing damage to neighboring f says this past winter the city received an anonymous complaint that the building nextking. a report filed in march says that since 2016, the two dozen supporting columns at 25 jessie settled by 3/8 of an inch. between two columns there was a shift of 1/8 of an inch. the city says this is nothing to worry about. it's camino del rey safe -- it's considered safe to live and work in. a crack was found in a unit on the 36th floor. it's a spidery 3 inch crack. it may be nothing but it has residents on edge. >> immediately, we went over and inspected the unit and personally and then we arranged for the experts to come in. >> we and it becomes a systemic problem. and we have to then address it on all units. >> reporter: now, homeowners at millennial towers

jessie degollado has dramatic video of what happened.h of those eleven inches of rain since labor day ended up here in leon creek, and then some.joe arrington/san antonio police"san antonio being kind of in a basin, any rain to the north is going to wash through town toward the gulf." jessie degollado/reporter"if you think the waters look bad now, they say yesterday the waters were even higher when a county employee heard a young man yelling for help." robert riojas/park employee"i came out here and there was a kid in there hanging on for deal life. 'i wanna go home. help me.'" it's believed the teenage boy had been hanging onto a branch for nearly an hour. natsot"hey, raymond. hold on." natsot"he was getting tired. i kept telling him hold on." the san antonio fire department bringing in one of its boats to reach him. once in the water, it didn't take long to rescue the boy. natsot"they got him. they got him."back on dry ground, he was taken by ambulance to be checked out at a hospital. natsot"his parents were there with him. they were u

. >> it was date night for new parents kirsten dunst and jessie plemmons, the pairs first red carpetming son ennis in may. >> the hbo party was full of winners. >> three years in a row. >> i know, yeah. >> oh, my gosh. >> i know. >> "game of thrones" held court at the hbo party. >> are you happy with how things ended? she didn't say yes. >> best season ever! . >> the wildest party may have been the netflix. dave chapelle serenading the crowd with a prince favorite. >> and finally at fox fx party. nominee penelope cruz had an outfit change to celebrate her show "the assassination of gianni versace" emmy win. >> that's something no one on the stage knows anything about. >> still ahead -- >> is it time for another one? >> we always practice. >> jessica simpson's big baby news and the singers stance on lullabies. >> that's scary. >> plus our emmy fashion confessional. >> effortless. >> bold. >> the secret to jessica biel's emmy body. >> and my single most favorite red carpet moment of the night. who put me in my place? >> wow. >> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >> i don't know how any

known for a recurring role on the disney channel show 'jessie'.ross mathews - a judge on emmy nominated ru paul's drag race - was also honored at the event.. ( marty )( marty )milano was awarded for her advocacy in the me too movement. she receiveed this award for publically supporting the l-g-b-t-q community... and raising awarness for hiv and aids. ( marty )investigators are still trying to sort out why a man went on a deadly rampage in bakersfield. killing his ex-wife and four others before turning the gun on himself. olivia lavoice reports. javier casarez and petra bolanos were married for over 28 years when he filed for divorce in december.there was no arguing over assets or children, no attorneys were involve

. >> supervisor kim: and i did want to ask members of the community, along with jessie gonzalez, to come up to the podium. colleagues, i'm asking us to end our board meeting today in memory of dr. don avalon. today we are honoring her posthumously for herr incredibe leadership and work she has done for the community. on august 10, one of our great sheroes, passed away unexpectedly while on vacation with her family in kauai. she was surrounded by her family and loved ones in this unexpected passing. it is a great loss to all of us who have known her. she is a respected historian, author, film maker, poet, chef, and baker, community leader, and activist, and she leaves us with an important and far reaching legacy, granted in love for the filipino american community and beyond. dawn will always be in the hearts of her family, her friends, and the many communities and generations that she touched. for her focus on the filipino community, dawn is a premier historian of our generation. an associate professor with tenure at san francisco state university, she was a third generation born in stoc

jessie gary has been watching this. >> reporter: we have the members from the house of representativesling for one republican senator to vote against judge brett kavanaugh's nomination. >> i tried to get away from him. but his weight was we have have i. he groped me and tried to take off his clothes. he had a hard time because he was very -- i believed he was going rape me. >> two week effort tab a political hit after pinned up anger from the 2016 election and president trump. she alleges sexual assault in the early 1980s. this has divided the committee and the country with people drawing up battle lines for and against him. not only is the senate grappling with this, it is moving over to the house. this is falling long party line votes. since the republicans have the majority, they want one to vote against judge brett kavanaugh. >> at the end of the day, the three witnesses dr. ford named denied any knowledge of the events that she described. judge brett kavanaugh forcefully denied the allegations. the alleged behavior is inconsistent with everything else we know about him. >> i'm ver

jessie gary, ktvu news. >>> 7:37. efforts to clean san francisco streets continue.he police are targeting the civic center area, specifically looking for illegal drugs. sincep tuesday, a mobile command center has been parked on market street. and officers from the tenderloin station have also increased patrols. bill scott was out there checking on the progress of the crack down. the goal is to take back the streets for the people that live or work there and tourists. >> they feel safe and feel like they can enjoy the city and not looking over their shoulders. >> they made 637 arrests in and near un plaza. the chief said that the extra police officers and the mobile command center will be out there as long as as necessary. >>> 7:38. the port of oakland is reporting record numbers. it was the best august in the port's 91 year history. a strong start to the peak shipping season. so executives at the port are nervous about the future because of the president's tariffs on products coming from china. >>> new information about the tent village for ning up in san over the w

thank you to all our newsbeat listeners for coming along and thank you to richard, steve, jessie andtime as well. and before we go, there is just time to say, since we're talking about facebook, you have to go on bbc newsbeat‘s page and check out all our great content and while you are there, give us a like as well. and for now, goodbye. hello there. a fairly settled day today but we have got some wet and windy weather to come over the next few days. in fact, we are already seeing outbreaks of rain spreading into northern ireland, parts of scotland as we go through tonight and then into the early hours into parts of northern england and wales. it will be windy as well. further south and east, staying largely dry. but the wind is picking up. temperatures staying in double figures. we start the day tomorrow with outbreaks of rain for southern parts of scotland, northern england, parts of wales and south—west england. it will gradually work its way south—east through the day. the rain becoming increasingly light and patchy. behind it, a good deal of sunshine. one or two showers for west

jessie gary, ktvu news. >>> joining us now is davis lavine. the vote will take place in the next hour, most likely and the republicans said if you're voting against judge brett kavanaugh, you're voting against due process and the constitution what is your take on that argument? >> that is interesting. the due process would be a investigation. what we saw yesterday was so compelling and it was only part of the picture. it would have been far better if we had a process where all the witnesses were heard, not only on this particular charge but on all the others. >> so when judge brett kavanaugh was taking i'm open to doing anything with this committee, whatever you guys what, and senator harris asked him directly, for the fbi investigation, would he not tans. >> that's right. -- he would not answer it. >> that's right. >> what is your thought on that. >> he wants to move on. >> it doesn't mean he's guilty, though. >> he said it doesn't happen. he doesn't say it doesn't remember it. and there are so many details where we can question his veracity.

those are officer jessie daughters telling a judge they are ready to be big sisters. the officer responded to a new mother's call for help. he said stepping up was a no brainer. >> we were at a valentine's day party for our kids and the county called us and said hey do you know who this woman is, and we said yes. they said she's just had her baby. that's won't full news, you know. that's so great. she said well, she wants you guys to have the baby as an emergency placement. so -- >> we said yes right then. >> oh, my gosh. i love this. they decided to open the home to the child and she quickly became part of the family, so much so they decided to make her their legal daughter. she's now being welcome into the santa rosa pd family as well. we'll have much more tonight at 11:00. >> cameron could use a little sister. >> you know i would take them in if i could. >> thank you so much for watching. we'll see you back here at you, good night, see you at 11:00. renaissance... 'journey to montgomery join me, christin ayers as i travel to alabama -- the cradle of the civil right

actor jessie owens received eye new acting gig."ncis" new orleans, the second acting role for owens who last week accepted tyler perry's offer for a recurring role on the have and have notes, the oprah winfrey network's highest rated show. >>> thousands of cell phone users will get an alert today. showing you where hurricane florence is right now. the storm dramatically slowing down overnight. live in north carolina with the danger headed for millions of americans. >>> okay. you're not going to believe this. a live look from sky 7. this is over oakland right now and oracle arena. all of those people have been in line now, some of them, for hours for a boy band called bts. and if you have never heard of bts, well, it's time to get educated. that is coming up. >> okay. looking at traffic. we have major delays heading into san francisco. the bay bridge commute. look at the drive time. up to 45 minutes. i'll talk about that lingering >>> now at 6:30, pets targeted in the south bay. neighbors on high alert after a cat was shot. >>> hurr

ktvu's jessie gary with more on ultimatum. >> a product designed to help adults kick the habit may encourage addiction in kids. that's the claim from fda regulators who issued an ultimatum to san francisco based juul labs. prove these smokes aren't getting in the hands of children or they may pull the product from shelves. the problem of under age use is at epidemic proportions. some legal users of the product say the problem is bigger than e cigarettes. >> i've got friends who were smoking cigarettes from like 14. if you're going to worry about juul and things of that nature. you're going to have to worry about all of it. because, you know, they can't sell it to 14 or 15-year-olds here. but they can easily go outside and get a hold of it any way. >> but some parents of teenagers who could be lured into trying this tobacco delivery system say government intervention is needed. >> if they stop selling it, it's going to be a really good thing. >> in an emailed statement, the ceo of juul writes we're committed to preventing under age use of our product and we want to be rt the hands of young pe

ned ryun, and rob wolf, madison jessie otto. ned, i'll start with you. it's interesting. we get this anonymous essay from some whoins somewhere in the trump administration supposedly the same week we get the wood washed book, a week after we get the sort of notion neighbor washington, d.c. can rise up, both the left and right against president trump as a narrative. what do you make of it all. >> i think the "new york times" firmly established itself as the leader of the opposition party and is actively syncing to de -- actively seeking to destabilize our democracy. they are seeking to undermine the duly elected president of the united states. we don't know who this person is. we don't know if they are a political appointee or a government appointee. there are members of the bureaucracy that have been working to under mine president trump from day one. but this is a continuing civil war between the establishment ruling class and donald trump and his voters. to decide which direction this country is going to go. i have to admit, reading that opinion piece, this is a tacit a

we want to bring in jessie gary with more on this. >> we're going to take a pause. he is actually at a rally here in the bay area cross the country. we saw this as we were watching the testimony in washington. people holding rallies saying we have seen dr. ford. so here we are, we're going to take a pause and taking you back to this live coverage here as we see the supreme court nominee judge brett kavanaugh now taking his place and assembling his things. we expect to see a format floor to professor christine blasey ford. we're five hours from into this. so we'll wait to see what he has to say. and we're going to watch it right here with you on ktvu news. >> senator grassily now has floor. >> so before i swear you, i would like to explain my response to senator kennedy right after the break. at that time, i entered into the record, the statements of three witnesses that dr. ford said were the party. the statements were provided to us under penalty of felony new lie to congress. as soon as my team learned e name of the three potential witnesses, we reachedout to them

jessie died first. holder -- i want to say, i believe he may have been 10. he was put on a train with 10 cents sewn into his underclothes and homemade victuals, and sent to live with a quaker uncle in newberg, oregon. if you go today, you can see the herbert hoover boyhood home there. and there he was, in effect, trained to business. his uncle was a businessman. bert, as he was known, went on to stanford. he was in the original class. stanford became a home away from what was home. he would be a trustee for 50 years. today, it is the university president's house, he built his home there. he loved stanford. he ran a laundry business and other businesses. he had an entrepreneurial streak in him. he studied geology and engineering. met and fell in love with lou henry, also from iowa, a unique woman in many ways, the first at stanford to earn a geology degree. they had a partnership. they were intellectual equals. they were married in 1899, and the government of china had invited him to help develop that country's mines. they went and they were caught , up in th

this statement in addition to emphasizing why the country's armed protection and keeping of jessie puree. they also came up with. practical actions which were mentioned in the statement that they should be implemented. including. methods for financial relations between these countries and iran. has been a stipulation in a statement so this is a want to step one good step forward. visa really corporation between iran and the other for countries to protect just. yes our expectations of course. more than that. these expectations have been grazes within these. with the other five countries there your. way or. position and they have promised to take forward these other steps in order that iran can benefit from from their. thank you mr president my name is carol. there's been some very strong language here in. me. you know. and then. oh oh. oh oh. oh. oh there's been some very harsh language you have called mr brown said he has not seen tendencies u.s. officials who said we're coming to get you. you know you are and i love regina i want to ask you where do you think this is heading are you run

. >> bret: thank you, jessie. this is a fox news alert.hite house. president trump says he hopes the woman accusing his supreme court nominee of sexual assault welcome forward. and state her case. as of right now, college professor dr. chrisitine blasey ford has not accepted an invitation to a public senate hearing next monday. judge brett kavanaugh says he will be there and ready to answer any questions. some democrats say they want an fbi investigation before moving forward. chief white house correspondent john roberts here on the north want to start things off. quite something. >> it always is, bret. it's unclear at this point how all of this is going to go forward. it looks like an investigation, at least for the moment, is not going to happen. whether there is even going to

love to hear all of those stats, jessi jessica.ig-alert to talk about due to a rollover crash in fremont. southbound 880, mission boulevard. two right lanes blocked. stop and go at about 19 miles per hour. right now it is not a terrible delay. 10, 15 minutes at the most. i think it will get a lot worse if it blocks much longer. metering lights at 5:27 today. we had a disabled truck. crews were able to clear pretty quickly. >>> i have good news for the hawaiian islands. olivia is weakening and pulling away. a tropical depression. all of this moisture means the potential for flooding will hang around another 24 hours. in fact, everything you see shaded in green, which is every single island, under a flash flood watch until 6:00 their time tomorrow morning. back here at home, we have this nice, cool, alaska an clean air sitting on top of us. when is the last time that the four-day forecast for air quality is green, as good as it is going to get. the smoke from the fires going to stay away. head outside and breathe easy. back to more n

john: jessie, i -- i'm sorry, madison, forgive me. i'm sorry. i can't read my own teleprompter.seems to me both parties need to be heard here. both parties need to have their say and both parties need to have due process. clarence thomas was approved by a 52-48 margin, the lowest of the last century as far as supreme court justice. this could be 51-49. are people really that partisan? is this not what is so screwed up about our country that we are drawing lines whether we are going to believe this accuser or believe mr. kavanaugh based upon political affiliations? >> you know, it's really sad to see that people have become that partisan and no one's really sitting back and using common sense to look at the facts here. what's very frustrating to me is when we look at the center point of our judicial system, innocent until proven guilty, that's not what is happening here. that's what's been frustrating me. we cannot afford to give away rights in this country as men or as women. the way i see this, men are under attack right now. they are being treated as if they are guilty until p

about me it is about all of us and of say many times that this should not be reduced to just me or to jessie small section of people we are more than forty four million ugandans eighty five percent of which are younger than me and thirty six but eighty four percent i mean eighty five percent of our population is younger than me so easy right time for us to i'm so glad that young people in uganda embracing the idea of freedom and their slowly overcoming fear which has for so long kept us slaves minister we hear this about your country. how is that because the whole world is listening to this and the whole world is thinking this there was a major issues into mako sing in uganda and uganda's administration does not like the opposition to be that. minister. let me just repeat it very very very briefly this space for the opposition there's not space for the opposition how much space is there for them to operate minister can you hear me where work on that and where we're get back to if you can hear me because it's a little bit difficult i know the connection between us and kampala is a little bit

about me it is about all of us and of say many times that this should not be reduced to just me or to jessie small section of people we are more than forty four million ugandans eighty five percent of which are younger than me i'm thirty six but eighty four percent i mean eighty five percent of our population is younger than me so easy right time for us to i'm so glad that young people in uganda embracing the idea of freedom and their slowly overcoming fear which has for so long kept us slaves missa we hear this about your country. how is that because the whole world is listening to this and the whole world is thinking those are major issues into mako saying in uganda in uganda is ministration does not like the opposition to be that minister. let me just repeat is very very very briefly this space for the opposition there is not space for the opposition how much space is there for them to operate minister can you hear me we will work on that and where we're get back to if you can hear me because it's a little bit difficult i know the connection between us and kampala is a little bit tricky.

before that there was worse williams and sally jessy raphael. there was talk enough folic i could learn something. nerdy? maybe. but upon and i found a more engaging. in college when the clinton scandal broke, i was glued to tv. i would watch hardball at watch hardball five, brit hume it fixed him a hardball at 7:00. sometimes i would even we watch hardball at 11:00. i couldn't get enough of it. all the media was given information. interviews with newspapers. several conversations about serious issues. somewhere in the mid-2000, bush hitler became a thing. cable news morphed into the same 12 people having conversations that if they happen at a restaurant you believe, you'd move. it bothered me because i loved consuming information and it's harder and harder to find. and then you begin to see the pattern on the left in the book where it's all about appealing to emotion. it's all about keeping people angry and are afraid because the alternative is to try to sell them something, something your policies in liberal policies don't sell very well in mi

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listening to rush limbaugh when he came to detroit in 1989 pb four that the first volumes and sally jessy raphael. human beings topic i thought i could learn something. nerdy maybe, but fun i found much for engaging. in college and late 90s when the clinton scandals broke, i was glued to tv. i watch hardball at 5:00, brit hume at 6:00, hardball again at 7:00 sometimes. o'reilly, hannity and combs. sometimes i would even we watch hardball at 11:00. i couldn't get enough. the media was given information. interview with newsmakers. civil conversations about serious issues. somewhere in the mid-2000, bush hitler became a thing that the left lost their mining cable news morphed into the same 12 people having conversations that if they happen at a table next to use you believe, you'd move. it bothered me because i loved consuming information and it's harder and harder to find. and then you begin to see this pattern on the left where it's all about appealing to emotion. it's all about keeping people angry or afraid in the alternative is to sell them something, sell them your policies in liberal

. >> bret: thank you, jessie. this is a fox news alert. i'm bret baier coming to you from the white house. president trump says he hopes the woman accusing his supreme court nominee of sexual assault welcome forward. and state her case. as of right now, college professor dr. chrisitine blasey ford has not accepted an invitation to a public senate hearing next monday. judge brett kavanaugh says he will be there and ready to answer any questions. some democrats say they want an fbi investigation before moving forward. chief white house correspondent john roberts here on the north want to start things off. quite something. >> it always is, bret. it's unclear at this point how all of this is going to go forward. it looks like an investigation, at least for the moment, is not going to happen. whether there is even going to be a hearing on monday it is question. white house officials told fox news that judge brett kavanaugh will be where he is asked to be when he is asked to be there. >> honestly, i feel terribly for him. for his wife. who is an

jessi, tienes que ir practicando. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪(bebé lloran)o ♪ ♪ para que vistas la última moda...randes Éxito que nos van a poner a bailar a todos con su ritmo y ahora con ustedes la mÁs grande de las bailarinas, una mujer que le va a dar la vuelta al mundo. con ustedes, cÓmo es tu nombre, muchacha? [hablan a la vez] exÓtica: caballero, quÉ es eso? gracias, gracias! ay quÉ alegrÍa como siempre estar con ustedes! veo y siento cosas nuevas. tÚ de dÓnde eres? >> venezuela. exÓtica: quÉ bonito. ustedes en casa apreten bien para comenzar a menear. vamos con la posiciÓn nÚmero 5. ♪ ♪ ♪ vamos de derecha a izquierda. aquÍ hay que tirarse al piso. carlos:"el anillo pa'cuando?" pregunta de todos los tiempos. ahora la posiciÓn-- exÓtica:jomari, es para este lado, siempre quieres llevar la contraria! abajo, jessica. bueno, no tan abajo. carlos: ahora si llega el nÚmero 4. con ustedes nicky jam y j. balvin con la coreografÍa de esta mujer increÍble que a todos pone a bailar con su sensualidad y su buen gusto. ♪ ♪ ♪ exÓtica: ahora sÍ, mi gente! a tiempo y que se mueva y le hacen como asÍ. como

a statistic mother jessie is very aware of. >> i personally know five children who have drowned.ur had a parent or adult in the pool with them at the time. >> tragic. >> very tragic. something that is very prevalent here in south florida. we need to do something about it. reporter: from the gri of the loss, the catana family created a non-profit organization that wants provide free swimming lessons to every child in the state. the goal of ky's cause is there are no more accidents. that every child in the state of florida learns how to swim before first grad but he wants to go rtfuher. he wants ten swimming lessons to be mandatory. ju like disease preventing vaccinations that are already required to enter school. >> what is the difference between dying from a dwning than dying from vaccines. they are all meant to prevent loss o life. >> reporter: so far, the program s helping 2,500 kids respect the water. orlando's daughter is one of riem. >> her s is there keeping his eye on the children in the pool. making sure d that they't suffer the same. fate >> reporter: and while nothing w

about me it is about all of us and of say many times that this should not be reduced to just me or to jessie small section of people we are more than forty four million ugandans eighty five percent of which are younger than me i'm thirty six but eighty four percent i mean eighty five percent of our population is younger than me so easy right time for us to i'm so glad that young people in uganda embracing the idea of freedom and their slowly overcoming fear which has for so long kept our slaves missing we hear this about your country. how is that because the whole world is listening to this and the whole world is thinking this those are major issues into mako saying in uganda and uganda's administration does not like the opposition to be that minister. let me just repeat it very very very briefly there's space for the opposition there's not space for the opposition how much space is there for them to operate minister can you hear me where work on that and where we're get back to you he can't hear me because it's a little bit difficult i know the connection between us and kampala is a little

you have '25 jessie street...' where it too has sank... but much less...settling only less than an inch in almost 40 years. (ryan)kron4's maureen kelly talked to a structural engineer who says there's no evidence these instances are linked. the leaning millenium tower looms over the new tranbay transit center....but despite the close proximenty of the two massive buildings.....a structual engineer says it's highly unlikely that the cracked beams found in the transit center are related to the sinking being experienced at condo building. it doesn't appear that there's any plausible theory that this would be related to the foundation issues at the millennium tower. this crack is probably due to some very local issues in that structure. he says if it were true...we'd see a lot more evidence of settlement beyond the cracks.this would not be the first thing that would be noticed you'd see in the ground, you see distortions evidence in the floor slabs, in the wall systemshe says the cracks in the transbay center's steel girder could have a number of causes .....i

jessie is here to bring us more. >> reporter: good morning. they will enjoy the entire spartan football attempt they set up this room with chairs. the players will get here at 9:00. this is going to be talking about fostering a better relationship between the police department and the athletes. joining me now is sergeant ken kendra nunez. tell me why this is taking place. >> we're all looking for different ways to engage with the community. this is a new format that we've been trying to better foster relationships with the community. we'll be using some technology today that allows the audience to ask questions anonymously. and we can get immediate answers to the questions. even specifically football team is special to us. and we have athletes if all over the country that have different perspectives on law enforcement. and we want to engage and get some opinions and insight and answer. >> what kind of things do you try to tell them. >> i think the biggest thing stuff like this gives us a chance for the discussion to happen. and it is an approp

but in light of the sinking problems plaguing the area which supports the millineum tower and 25 - jessieppears other sections of the bay area .. could be sinking as well. (catherine) it's the last thing residents want to hear...but it's what a new study is telling us.. kron4's ryan o'donnell joins us with more.. it's two fold... the study und there are parts of the bay area that are sinking... while the water is rising. the areas of land we're talking about are the "man- made" spots. parts of cities built on landfills or newer mud... like treasure island, foster city, union city, and the land surrounding san francisco airport. satelite images were used to map-out the land loss. add-in future land loss and rising sea levels... and roland burgmann and the rest of his research team worry about major flooding problems. roland burgmann / uc berkeley geophysicist: these are such low lying areas that sinking together with rising sea levels put those areas in harms way and so we projected the degree of flooding, the areas of flooding that we would expect in the next decades and by the end of the

visit att.com alan:mi jessi inyectandome energÍa, un gusto saludarte se ve que tienes cosas interesantesfer lÓpez. esta revista es para los amantes del cigarro. seguimos hablando de galanes. ayer antonio banderas nos dijo que estÁ posando con su no emmy y felicito a todos lo que sÍ tuvieron el gran honor. miren quien estÁ a su lado su ex. este video se ha hecho viral en el mundo digital, se trata de un corte de cabello para hombres que utiliza el fuego para quemar las puntas. se lo harÍan? lin manuel miranda estÁ causando sensaciÓn con su nuevo vÍdeo. el actor boricua estÁ recreando el papel que hizo legendario el actor de "mary poppins" nos despedimos de este revoltillo digital con un tema que nos pone a bailar a todos. sÚbele a la música, mike! ♪ ♪ ♪ alan:felicidades a lin manuel, vi la pelÍcula original de mary poppins. quÉ tal el corte de pelo? se lo harÍan? jessica: yo no, tengo miedo no sea cosa que uno termine calvo. alan: tiene como un polvo a la cabeza. jessica: sÍ que previene que te queme el cabello. alan: habrÁ que ver, se hizo viral. estuvo muy completo. jennifer lÓpez cada

it achieves those things but cleverly, it alsojessie achieves those things but cleverly, it also jessien monday, suggesting that he agreed with him that the plan was absolute rubbish. what is your evidence they are taking this seriously? if i had my list of quotes i could give you a whole set of quotes of european leaders who have said this is a good plan to work from. it shows clear determination from the uk to find a deal that works for the european union as well as the united kingdom. but the point about this is that it's a negotiation. dominic raab the brexit secretary has spent a lot of time in brussels over the summer discussing all issues with michel barnier. they are making progress but it is a complex negotiation and they need to be given the chance to work through it and make sense of it. talking about making sense of it, it was widely reported when the chequers deal was unveiled that you hated it but you like it now? no, the key point is that i would like us to be leaving the eu in such a way that we are completely untethered to it in any way whatsoever. but i'm also a pragma

i'm also pleased that jessie's law, which i have worked on for years with mr. walberg, this provision which is named after a young woman we lost far too soon, would require h.h.s. to establish best practices to ensure the medical professionals have full knowledge of their patients' opioid history. the safe dispose a.f.l. unused medication act fixes a critical ap in our laws by committing household employees to it destroy the opioids. finally i was pleased to work on language with to ensure that the welcome to medicare wellness examine includes review of the beneficiary's current opioid prescriptions and screening for potential substance use disorder. as we pass this legislation to combat this epidemic, which claims so many lives, we cannot forget the 25 million people who do live in pain. we cannot let the pendulum go either way. thank you, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. the gentleman from new jersey reserves. the gentleman from oregon is recognized. mr. walden: thank you, mr. speaker. it's my privilege to recognize the