hall's conviction in the jessie roach case.my fibbed his mother lived near wabash and read about jessie's case and other stories involving hall. >> she gets that newspaper from that hometown where you're from. i said all the newspaper stories say you killed multiple women. >> that was a big risk though. >> it all was a big risk. i said larry, i don't care what you're in here for, be honest to me, that's all. tell me what happened. i'm still going to be your friend no matter what. i said i had girls do me wrong in my life, i understand how girls can get under your skin and be bothersome to you. >> jimmy pressed hall about roach. at last, hall began to open up recalling that september day in 1993. >> he was driving a back country road, seen her walking her bicycle. >> hall then told jimmy exactly how he abducted and killed jessie. >> you must have been revolted. >> oh, god, lester, it was probably the hardest thing i've had to do in my life, sit there, pretend to be his friend, to listen to this kind of stuff, and not just rip hi

jessie remains on the states on tour. >> in 2015, jessie presented the then-married star with an award's been six months since jenna and channing announced an end to their marriage. fans pointed out jessie and jenna share a look. she's known in america for her hit with ariana grande, "bang bang." she cowrote "party in the usa" ♪ yeah, it's a party in the usa ♪ >> i wrote it when i was 18. i just like to make people feel. people say, what do you want people to take from this? i'm like, whatever they need. >> we want him to be happy, but it's hard for me to say he has a new girlfriend. >> yeah, because it's not you. >> that's true. we know jennifer garner is ared to date after finalizing her divorce. >> she look sod radiant last night at the premier of her new show "camping." 12 years after alias, alongside then rising star badly cooper. >> we have a surprise for you. an alias flashback. >> look how cute he is. look at his blond tipped hair. >> did you have a chance to see "a star is born"? >> i saw an earlier cut. i'll so proud of him. we knew he could do what he's doing now. >> while b

murder andrea jessie was found guilty.t little ball stayed on its track. the key now was caught. >> i hope that she rots in hell. i'm glad it wasn't the death penalty. i want her to stay there and suffer with all the other miserable that go to prison. >> it's a feeling of justice, isn't it? >> it feels good but not complete. >> not all the way there yet. >> lost a guy, the nicest guy i've ever met. >> and for tom dove, he's now retired from the sheriff's department, and at his going away party his fellow detectives gave him this. it honors his commitment to the jessie case. >> it means more to me than any other plaque or award i've ever received in my life. >> in retirement tom tried to setup a shelter for stray dogs. the urge to rescue runs deep. >> that's all for this edition of dateline extra. i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. >>> i take this is an existential threat to california and america and the world, and i'm going to fight it with everything i can. >> california, versus the trump administration. >> jerry

. >> jessie: a trainer of mine, his son dominic was diagnosed with juvenile diabetes.tors, there is going to be a big annual walk in the long island area, saturday october 21st if you want to send some money to raise awareness and to help find a cure for juvenile diabetes go there and check it out. also, martha maccallum tonight, 7:00 p.m. we will probably be talking about jazz hands. >> dana: i hope she claps for you. >> greg: if you go to fox news podcast -- fox news.com/podcast. i have a great long interview with tucker carlson. mostly we talk about all sorts of stuff, pretty brutal stuff in there about his life. we took one color, my wife called in. she didn't know i was doing a podcast at the time so she ended up in the actual podcast. >> jessie: that's a podcast i may actually check out. >> greg: i didn't talk about you. >> jessie: now i'm not going to listen. >> jeanine: i spent 32 years in law enforcement and i saw a video and it is all about poetic justice, i want you to watch it. see what that guy is doing? he is a burglar. he is trying to get into a restaura

our panelist include jessie hol linns and if you don't know this author of marvel's the black panther. i don't know if we will have many questions about that today. [ laughter ]. >>> we have iva la convenient vice president of the ethics and policy center and founding editor of magazine and professor of law at the georgetown law center and also chief legal counsel for vice president biden and legal staff of the senate judiciary committee. ron. >>> thank you, david. pleasure to be with you this morning and thank you all for being here. we would like to get started right away by giving an opportunity -- one of our panelist to speak to a question i don't think that came up yet. the original purpose, if you will of government long before we thought of government as making policy for the nation, people look to government for something else. for the protection of their rights. and in view of what you've written about this and tell us a little more about what is meant by that, the original purpose of government. >> thank you very much and really thank you for letting me be part of the event

. >>> speaking of unbelievable -- intimate secrets from country singer jessie james decker at home withmer nfl husband. >>> meet "dancing's" cute and courageous competitor. who inspires sky brown? >> she doesn't care and i think that's really cool. >> closed caption provided by -- ♪ ♪ oh oh no >> "dancing with the stars juniors" getting into trick-or-treating with a halloween theme. sky brown, the youngest pro skateboarder and competitive susu su surfer. and "e.t." online got the treat of dropping by rehearsal. ♪ >> she's such a great lerner. she always is super determined. >> i don't let anything stop me. >> i love that. where are these two getting this confidence? >> not from me. >> sky hopped on a skateboard when she was 3. younger brother ocean skates and surfs. videos have racked up more than 50 million views. >> it was fun, we surfed for six hours. >> this week sky performed to "moana," permission to inspire other young girls. >> oh, yeah, yeah. >> i just want to say something to all the girls out there, that they can do anything, just have fun, be brave, and do it because you lov

jessie overdosed on those pills. thieves 30 years old. following her tragic death, senator manchin and i introduced jessie's law. jessie's law makes it easier for doctors to know if a patient has a history of opioid abuse, requires h.h.s. to develop best practices for prominently displaying this information in electronic health records when requested by the patient, so they can see right there as they are discharging this patient. although jessie's law passed the senate in august, it had not passed the house, and i'm glad to see it's in the support act. still, while this may help avert future tragedies, many in the addiction community have encouraged further action to assure providers can safely and effectively coordinate high-quality treatments for patients with substance abuse disorders. to meet those needs, senator manchin and i introduced protecting jessie grubb's legacy. part two is not in the support act, and we will continue to work on this -- on this legacy act to make sure this important policy change happens. something we have s

jessie does a lot.se ] >> i wish you could smell it in here. it is delicious, isn't it? >> yeah. >> it's all about the cajun food with you. i know a lot of your family, most is from louisiana and you love cajun food. what is it about those flavors that just does it for you. >> you know, it's just -- it feels like home. it's just that comfort food. i grew up eating cajun food my entire life and i just -- i take pride in it. >> we're boiling, i see. i'm going to talk about this. >> yes. >> so you're going to show us how to make this which is like a chicken, a sausage gumbo. >> chicken and sausage gumbo, oh, yeah, y'all. so i like i said my momma is from louisiana and she taught me how to make all of this food and so gumbo is one of the things she taught me. there's my gorgeous mother. she taught me how to make gumbo and the thing about gumbo, the most morn is the roux. don't buy the boxed stuff. you do it yourself. it's a cup of oil, cup of flour and stir until it is the perfect color brown you want. >> a

a source tells that channing and jessie jay are dating. and it's new and they are just starting to get to know each other. >> they spent last weekend together in seattle and he attended her saturday night concert. it's been six months since channing announced an end to his marriage. many fans online, have pointed out that the women show a similar look. jennifer guardian gardner datin loves it. a source tells us that she is being selective and staying far away from celebrity dating. jenn played a big role in ben's decision to split with his girlfriend. this was what ben friends were hoping for and jenn could not get behind the relationship. and then, ben recently completes treatment for alcohol addiction. >> tom cruz got back on his bike for top gun maverick, tom looks exactly the same. >> it's unbelievable. how crazy this is. i need to know whatever he is drinking. i don't know. eating, whatever. it's been 32 years since he raced down the tarmac, and tom still has it. the look and the need for speed. >> very fast jets. and motorcycle. i ha

jessie: no. yo me imagino que en algunas fotos se quita la chaqueta. jessie: yo creo que es el corset. da la ilusiÓn óptica de que estÉ mÁs delgada. ella tenÍa un zapato con un tacÓn muy cortito y no sÉ si me encantan. a ella le queda bien porque es muy alta. >> yo le visto mejor. me parece un poco aburrida. me pareciÓ muy sencilla. encanta ella que se mantiene ese estilo con ese color de cabello. ella metiÓ la tendencia. se ve espectacular. esa niÑa es bella parece vestido de cenicienta, mi reina... andrea: es la mÁs buena de las jenner y las kardashian. es la kardashian que mÁs trabaja y menos tiene en la cuenta. nos vemos el viernes y continuamos con mucho mÁs. se portaron muy bien hoy. estÁn decentes. >> estamos en todas las redes sociales. sin hacen twitter, mamá, es que a la que pierde le toca cepillarse primero con esta pasta de abuela ahí me di cuenta que era hora de cambiar a crest. cada día los hispanos inúan descubriendo crest. pruébala. te ofrece all you can play!s juega más juegos, y gana más tickets! ¡y durante el mes de octubre puedes ga

jessie siefer/deputies saved newborn daughter: "without them, we wouldn't have her. and that's not somethingant to experience."what was supposed to be a family outing -- taking portraits with their newborn girl -- quickly turns into chaos...jessie siefer/deputies saved newborn daughter: "i didn't want to think she wasn't breathing." with mom on the phone to 9-1-1 -- dad -- and shoppers at clackamas town center begin giving that infant c-p-r... kaylob harmon/deputies saved newborn daughter: "and it felt like forever but it was within seconds there were deputies there to save her life." running through the mall -- deputies zacharkiw -- olson -- and russell reach little audrey...dep. jonah russell/clackamas co. sheriff's office: "it looked bad and we didn't know how long she had been without oxygen."her parents kaylob harmon/deputies saved newborn daughter: "you can't describe what it's like to see your child turn blue and not really know how to help or what the hell is going on."the deputies get audrey to burp up some fluid -- and get a pulse back -- medics with clackamas fire then showing up

joining me, a co-author of the articles jessie drucker. >> we do want to tell our views nbc news have not seen the documents, but how were you able to view them? >> i'm not going to get into how we viewed them, but we did review them and consulted with experts to figure out what they meant. >> i have a lot of this stuff highlighted. to the network, it is increased to nearly $324 million in just this last decade, but you're reporting it appears to have avoided the federal taxes. the article says, nothing in the documents suggest mr. kushner or his company broke the law. so put that together. is that possible? >> why don't i talk about what the documents show. >> okay. >> basically the most interesting takeaway that we reported on today is that for probably five out of the last eight years and possibly the entire period of time jared kushner appears to have paid little to no federal income taxes. in five of those years it's likely he paid no federal income taxes at all. what is driving that is the tax code has enormous benefits for real estate investors, primarily depreciation allowing

jessy: maÑana tambiÉn vamos estar en vivo desde allÁ.obre el testimonio de la acusada del aspirante a la corte suprema. la reconocida periodistarevela que fue abusada sexualmente a los 20 aÑos. no mÁs asientos apretados, pasÓ el senado una ley para regularel espacio para las piernas en los aviones. una exhibiciÓn busca ayudar a las vÍctimas de violencia domÉstica. ♪ m >> tenemos un panel maravilloso. hace mucho que no te veÍa. >> este tema, crece la indignaciÓn a la forma en que el presidente donald trump hablÓ sobre el testimonio de la acusada del aspirante de la corte suprema. escuchemos la forma y lo que dijo. >> no deberÍa pasarle esto, lo que le estÁ ocurriendo pasÓ hace 36 aÑos, me tomÉ una cerveza, como llegaste a tu casa? no me acuerdo. hace cuÁnto tiempo? no me acuerdo. dÓnde era la casa? no me acuerdo. pero me tomÉ una cerveza, es lo Único que me acuerdo. >> les quiero dejar esta pregunta para comenzar con el tema, el presidente primero cuestiona todo esto, por otro lado, acepta que va a esperar a que el fbi investigue. >> hace

and i want to say since january of this year, eric tau, terry re reagan, and brian baker, jessie herzog, i'm very excited for you to help us, and we're going to work together until the end of the project. thank you. so mayor breed, can i introduce you? we're so excited to see what you're working on, creating housing for different income level residents, and your work on sort of a tough love projects here in the city. and your work that you're doing in identifying the director of the housing delivery that's going to stream line the application process and the housing process. and we're confident that the city will be a better city for all of us. thank you. [applause] >> the hon. london breed: i am so excited to be here today, and i think mayor lee wanted us all to know that he was paying close attention to everything that we're doing. you know, it's -- it's great to be here today. in fact, i just did a ground breaking earlier on 420 units in the civic center area, and now, 242 units right here in central market. and on top of that, the 65 units of affordable housing that will come with t

want to thank jessie larson and matthew ignaio for their assistance today, and again, our clerk today is mr. victor young. mr. young, could you call items number two and three together? >> item 2 is 200 million of special tax bond series 2013 a and b for financing related to the transbay transit center project in 201819. item number three is a resolution authorizing the issuance and sale of one or more series of special tax bond for the city and county of san francisco community facilities district 2014-1 in an aggregate amount not to exceed $2 million. >> president cohen: thank you. colleagues, we will continue these items to the call of the chair. mr. deputy city attorney, do we need to take public comment on this? we will take public comment on items two and three. seeing none, public comment is closed. we'll continue this to the call of the chair, mr. young. >>clerk: yes. items 2 and 3 are continued to the call of the chair. >> president cohen: thank you. please call item four. >>clerk: item four is an ordinance amending 01000 which set aside certain property in margaret s. haywar

jessie: entonces puede ser que salgas con algÚn amor? josh: puede ser.eo que no tiennada que ver el problema y el peso. hablamos de la salud mental y la salud fÍsica. este es un tema del cual deberÍamos hablar para que sepan en donde te sientas mejor porque son cosas diferentes. >> como ven que te ha desarrollado el programa. ya vamos en la segunda gala. como ven a las chicas. >> no se han dado cuenta de que estamos en la segunda gala en vivo y en la quinta al aire. >> le dijiste que aquÍ comente la competencia con ella. >> sÍ, porque ya son las 10 y la gente se irÁ ubicando más por esto se lo comentÉ. pero la competencia esta debe primer dÍa. >> y vamos a concluir esto riÉndonos porque los pichy boys llegaron para ayudar a las chicas en su gran reto de la noche. llegÓ la comedia nuestra belleza latina con los pichy boys. expliquenme por quÉ estÁn vestidos asÍ ya que con atuendos particulares. >> yo en particular me visto aquÍ todos los días. me estÁ sorprendiendo. [risas] >> pero los pichy boys, no. ustedes van hacia la radio? >> no, asÍ no vamos a la r

to the bottom of the social ladder and we didn't live with that we need to have faith in god says jessie lanny experience has taught her that having faith in politicians is pointless. you see in human al-jazeera my sale of brazil now the world cancer summit is taking place in kuala lumpur experts from one hundred fifty countries are meeting to discuss the latest scientific breakthroughs related to the disease the world health organization says cancer is the world's second biggest killer an estimated one in six people will die from cancer related diseases it also says a third of cancer deaths are a result of our behavior like smoking or drinking too much and eating badly up to half of cancers could be avoided by living a more healthy lifestyle world sunshine around as president of the union for international cancer control and he joins us live now from the malaysian capital welcome to al-jazeera just talk us through briefly what the focus of the congress is this year and why you think it's so important the focus of the conference this year is treatment for all global citizens we know that

and jessie madden, grandson of john, there's no special treatment here. >> everyone is normal. once you're on otball field, who cares what your last name is, did out and play. >> the last names are what they are. how about a coaches versus players scrimmage imagine. >> i don't think that former coaches get around so well at all. >> the kids are too young and run too fast for us. >> maybe, the coaches dominate on if the knowledge front, that arrangement is working just fine. >> there's no substitute for experience, i got good guys that are great communicators, they love the game, they're able to share their wealth of knowledge and get the information to the kids so they can here you. can here you. >> it feels like football weather, a chill in the air and in the mornings, went for a run this morning, we're looking at cool shots, the golden gate bridge, you can see the low clouds and the fog, it's spilling into the bay, we remain partly to mostcloudy, up above the most of us this ish california and you can see it's going to keep the storm track to the north. we have a system that

. >>> and someone could become a billionaire, jessie is live in alameda, are you feeling lucky? >> pam, good morning to you, happy friday, happy friday to dave. this could be our new normal. you get up early, turn on channel 2 of course, you come to 7-11 and you get your coffee, you go for your lottery tickets, 970 million, it's in spitting distance of $1 billion, it's long odds. 1 to 1.5 billion, give or take, you see my mom, i'm going, i have to spend. >> see this -- >> this is what i'm talking about, people -- >> all right. >> people are just -- >> people are just excited about this jackpot. lets look at our know what? long odds, that's not slowing sales or the nation's appetite to try to strike it rich tonight. strong sales through the week force them to up the jack the to 9 # 0 million, this prize is the second largest jackpot in u.s. history behind the 1.6 billion power ball in 2016. this is relatively chump change. all you have to do is match 5 numbers, plus the mega, it's bouncing around the chamber for several seconds, you have better odds hitting a hole in one on the g

here with me the author of just jessi, jessi james decker.. >> thank you. >> you have a blast. you sore so in love with your husband. >> i am. ainsley: what's the secret? how do we become like you? >> i'm a happy girl. i wake up happy and try to find the positivity in life every single day. so much positivity in the world and i want to share it? >> how are your three babies. >> they are amazing. i miss them terribly. i get to see them today. ainsley: isn't it the best when you know you are going to see them. >> i get to see them today. ainsley: are you all still in nashville. >> i love nashville. i have been in nashville off and on for 15 years. military group. i have moved around my whole life. nashville is the only most consistent place i have gotten to live. it feels awesome. ainsley: i want to talk about your book congratulations. >> thank you. ainsley: what i love about the book you are very hun most about things have you gone through in your life. >> yes. ainsley: you talked about being bullied. everybody looks at you. singer, beautiful

and jessie has the story. >> police reopened the streets midmorning after drivers had their normal routine disrupted. >>> commuters were forced to find what go around in downtown san jose thursday morning, this as demonstrators protesting google's expansion, they blocked one of the buses as a driver headed to company headquarters. >> i don't want google here, it will displays thousands of people. >> the bus driver tells fox 2 he was headed from downtown san jose to parkmore street and mountain view, and 2,000 demonstrators blocked the bus at south port. 15 passengers on the bus were forced to sit and wait as protestors channeled and yelled in the intersection and wearing mock hazmat suits. they say the building of a downtown headquarters in san jose will displays many people. >> the way it treats the poor and the city is selling its soul to google. >> officers negotiated to have the pickets moved to the sidewalk and out of the state. >> they can protest but we can't have them blocking the middle of the street, so, we'll have to deal with that. >> this is an unlawful assembly, after 90 minu

. >> jessie, do you want to respond? >> i said senator warren should not have done this today. >> sean: and she shouldn't have lied for years. why don't you just pick on the issue? >> because she didn't lie. >> sean: by the way if jesse were here -- >> jesse is hiding from me. he's not feeling well, feel better jesse. >> sean: we have breaking news about fusion gps cofounder, and catherine herridge has a report. also carter page responding to breaking news and what he will do to clear his name, straight ahead. want a performance car that actually fits your life? introducing the new 2019 ford edge st. capability meets power. in the first suv from the ford performance team. the new 2019 ford edge st. omar, check this out. uh, yeah, i was calling to see if you do laser hair removal. for men. notice that my hips are off the ground. [ engine revving ] and then, i'm gonna pike my hips back into downward dog. [ rhythmic tapping ] hey, the rain stopped. -a bad day on the road still beats a good one off it. -tell me about that de

we'll get to jessie, how does it look out there right now? >> it does not look good. this is not the way you want to end your week if you're commuting. i'm at stone bring and 680 at the intersection, this is the backup you'll face. it stretches further than this. it stretches beyond the 580 and 680 interchange, north of that. this is traffic in the southbound lanes going down to bu are. nell if you're in -- burnell, you're stuck in this that. before that it's slow go all of the way. crawling at maybe 5 miles per hour if that, probably less than that. i can probably walk faster than there's cars and trucks are moving. if you can avoid the area, please do. because this is what you're going to see. you're looking southbound on 680s and you have a big rig that nipped over and spilled tons of dirt on to the freeway, you'll have to get that removed before you can open all lanes. i think one lane or maybe two, i think one lane is getting by, squeezing by, but beyond that, everybody else, it's a bottleneck, it goes all of the way up past the 580 interchange with 680. if you c

jessie jackson: this is is historic for chicago. it is historic for these kind of police misconduct cases.the jury, made up of eight women and four men then found van dyke not guilty of official misconduct.during the trial, jurors were shown police video of the shooting.the video was released under a court order in 2015, sparking protest in chicago.(nat protest)in court, the prosecution argued that van dyke had already made up his mind before the shooting. the defense, and van dyke himself, telling jurors that his perspective was different than what's seen on the video and that although it was a tragedy-- it was not murder. ofc. jason van dyke/chicago police: "he waved the knife from his lower right side upwards across his body, towards my left shoulder"but the jurors going with what the video showed, siding with the prosecutionjuror: i feel that we gave a good verdict. we looked at all the evidence and we ruled on it accordingly.im camila bernal reporting (ken)(ken) new unemployment numbers indicate the rate of joblessness in the u

. >> jessie: set your dvrs, never miss an episode of "the five" ." >> we begin with a fox news alert, i'm shannon bream in for bret baier. democrats are pushing back declaring any fai report incomplete without interviews from judge brett kavanaugh and christine blasey ford. for the senate majority leader to trigger a vote on the president's supreme court nominee. senators await the crucial next step, the heated debate is gone from a search for the truth to a debate over the tone the president is taking. if john roberts is following a dull, good evening. >> democrats are upping the pressure for the fbi to interview judge kavanaugh and christine blasey ford, senator dianne feinstein saying no investigation would be credible without those interviews and ford's attorneys sending a message to senator charles grassley that he will only get information he is looking for regarding christine blasey ford's counseling sessions and polygraph tests. if she hands them directly to to the fbi. three key republican senators appeared none too happy with president trump. at a campaign rally in northern

jessie, welcome. what is going on?f the money -- you have to differentiate individual contributions from what companies themselves are doing. obviously there are a lot of people who work on wall street who probably have issues with president trump. things like i'm a change, things like immigration -- those may be more guiding that then what the employers are seeking. at the same time, employers, the banks themselves are giving some money to democrats almost as a hedge. they do not want progressives to be the loudest voices, they do not want everyone in unison the democratic party saying, break in forbanks, get goldman oversight hearings, so on and so forth. in that sense it is a bit of a hedge. david: and they have some concerns about representative maxine waters, as well as elizabeth warren. warren, a big part of her platform is bashing banks. it is why we all know who she is. she rose to fame in the aftermath of the financial crisis. maxine waters can kind of be described as more in light. where she will not be is po

jessi jessica? >> reporter: good morning to both of you.t to take the time and learn more about these people who had such deep ties to their community. we want to give you a little background. dr. jerry rabinowitz, age 66, he was always wearing a bow tie and had an infectious laugh, we're told. then we went to brothers, cecil and david rosenthal, ages 59 and 54. they were known as ambassadors at tree of life. a lot of people remember them standing at the back, welcoming you. they were inseparable. people said they looked out for one another. a nonprofit that supports people with disabilities said they were well respected members of that community and called them extraordinary. also 97-year-old rose mallinger, former school secretary. she regularly attended the synagogue and was also described as spry, vibrant and the matriarch of her family again at 97 years old. also a married couple, bernice and sylvan simon, 84 and 86. they were married here at the tree of life synagogue in 1956. they were described by a neighbor as gracious and dignifie

don't lump my with jessie jackson to fill his pockets. i am a black american. therefore, in the 20th certainty tree i will try to make this change around. if you took african-americans immigrate you go to the country and city, our population would be lower than 6%. it would be down to 2%. insignificant. they don't give a damn about the black folks in the city by the bay. listen to what i have to say. i am tired of it i am victimized. you think i jumped here from space because my name is ace. community assistance, service, enteenterprise. we are going to make money. i will give the younger generation the blueprint. i am at city bay by the bay. i will tell you what i have to say. i all asking respectfully and i will relay that. i have 18 seconds. i know how to work this thing now. i am ace on the case. don't look at me like i am mr. mcgoo. i know what die. i am on a mission. >> thank you. >> thank you. so on a -- tangential topic. i am really excited to finally hear our government audit and oversight committee. the report of the safer school sexual assault tax --

it's an interception touchdown for jessie bates and the bengals. >> the complete remodel for seattle.goes russell wilson. lockett is there. he's got a third touchdown. to the ten, to the five, to tenz! . >> across the middle. will he find the end zone? he will again. >> luck looking deep for the end zone. goes up and he's got it! touchdown! >> touchdown! >> it's peterson. >> still going! adrian peterson inside the 20, the 10, touchdown! >> ben roethlisberger to throw again. looking for a deep shot. touchdown, pittsburgh! >> that win for the steelers is a small comfort for the city of pittsburgh following saturday's horrific event. >>> now for the vikings hosting a saints on sunday night football. to minneapolis. not so much flash from drew brees in this one. he threw for only 120 yards in the game. leading by 7 towards the end of three quarters, that's qb pj williams. the saints win 30-20. >> the consolation for the dodgers, they lost the world series, obviously painful. but if there's any hope, the rams are now 7-0. >> they can quickly move on. boston is the new title town. >> that's

jessie, you asked me to bring you back something. i did. you can open it right now. around for seven days. >> jesse: very special. i don't get it. oh! [laughs] what i always wanted. a magnet in the shape of a cow. [laughter] grab the bull by the horns. the dairy prices, juan! >> juan: running with the bulls, jesse. >> jesse: juan williams. >> juan: thanks for the bump last week from you and your mom in terms of telling people about the book tour. i'm back from the book tour, amazing experience. on publication date even before i left, i was invited to a dinner in new york. guess who came up to think me and celebrate the book? reverend al sharpton. then it was off to atlanta, i gave a speech of the carter center. the questions, just fabulous down there. they wanted to talk about the current power of race in american politics. then i was off to the west coast, spoke of the commonwealth club in san francisco, town hall in seattle, signed books, here i am autographing copies in barnes & noble. meanwhile back on, two of my friends, my granddaughters, couldn't put the book

jessi jessica, what can you tell us about what the authorities are focussing on in their investigationthe, alex, right now they are focussing in on the suspect. they say they are going to leave no stone unturned. that means they'll be looking at his home, his vehicle. they'll be going through his social media accounts. they're going to be tracking where he has been over the past few days, week, probably even months. zooming out to the big picture, you mentioned now confirming 11 people dead in this shooting at the synagogue this morning. we know no children are involved in that number. we also found out that six people have been injured. two of those are older individuals. 60 plus. one of them is critical condition. the other four are the other four are police officers, and we learned a little bit more about how that happened. again, i want to take you back to this morning. it was just before 10:00 a.m. here in pittsburgh. that's when those initial calls went out. it was 9:54 a.m. within one minute law enforcement had been dispatched to the synagogue, and that is when they went in and

. >> good news, jessie, for some lucky kids in new york city.is putting a million dollars into a new charter school. >> it's about educating our children and bringing them up as leaders, bringing them up to fight for social justice, preparing them for this world that we live in. because this will be the third charter school he supports. he already has one in bridgeport, connecticut and another in manhattan and harlem. the rapper says he wants every kid to have a good shot at making it in america. and sean combs, let me say, i salute you because you are exactly right to do is focus on our children as a key to america's future. >> wishing to have him on "the five" one of these days. >> if there's a new podcast we recorded today, chris stirewalt and me, and it has a lot of stuff about them in terms. and it jesse, pbs air the last episode of the great american rita. it's very cute. but it was a contest, america participated to figure out which books do you like the most. to kill a mockingbird was number one, outlander, harry potter, "lord of the rin

my name is jessie. i live in selma. i was not a member of the re envisioned workgroup jail project but i did go to all of the meetings. and i want to stress that i think it is clear, from the public comment and from the jail work group process that the community does not want to build a new jail. i think supervisor peskin's comments are exactly on target when we talk about what will we do with $119 million in the capital plan instead of building a new jail? that money could go to health care and housing and education and other human services and social services that san franciscans want to help people instead of hurting people with tax dollars. i value that input from the community. i hope that that is the direction we are able to go in. san franciscans don't want a new jail. we don't want to send people there and punish them with even greater extent. it was fantastic that we had public comment here earlier today from the progress foundation. that guy is a san francisco hero if we can take people and put them in subsidi

>> so jessie and christine won 12 cases of beer and five times arsenal's wife's weight uncash. $636.en they go on to the world championship because there is a world championship. impressive. yea america. >>> this is super cute. there's this orchestra unnew york that played live along to the game super mario bros. you know it had the iconic music. they played live while someone was play thing game and then they actually did the sound eeffects aev time there was do it, do, do. >> this is a full orchestra doing it. >> following along and it was [female narrator] foods rich in folic acid like white bread and leafy greens can help prevent some birth defects before you even know you're pregnant. >>> this morning on "world news now," ne >>> this morning on "world news now" newly sworn in justice brett kavanaugh gets ready for his first day on the supreme court as the president issued an apology to kavanaugh. >>> hurricane michael takes aim and races towards the gulf coast of florida. hundred oz oare preparing ahead of the monster storm that's intensifying. >>> and a new record holder in the

jessie jackson: this is is historic for chicago.istoric for these kind of police misconduct cases. it was almost four years ago, when officer jason van dyke shot mcdonald 16 times... killing the teenager. van dyke claims mcdonald waved a knife across his body... but it was police body cam footage... and his testimony, that convinced jurors he was in the wrong... and did nothing to de-escalate the situation. here's what one of the jurors had to say about today's verdict. juror: i feel that we gave a good verdict. we looked at all the evidence and we ruled on it accordingly. after the second degree guilty verdict, van dyke's bond was revoked... and he was taken to jail. he's scheduled to be sentenced on october 31st. (catherine) a new jobs report is out and it shows unemployment rates are dropping. we'll take a look at how long it's been since the numbers have been this low.. you know when you're at ross and that cute dress gets even cuter? yes. or when you can say yes...to both? sure. or when you find that brand at that price? are yo

jessy from twitter asks, what races are you watching for election night to indicate the blue wave, a blue puddle -- >> a blue puddle or whatever it is. >> and let's sort of think of this. we're at 7:00 p.m. there are some polls that will close. we will start seeing the country come in. what are you looking for? >> the good news this year is that there are a bevy of races in the east coast time zone. pennsylvania. new jersey. and virginia. and those are, there are a bunch of races there that could tell us a lot about what kind of night it is going to be. personally, i'm looking in virginia, down richmond suburbs, virginia seven race, which is dave brat, up against abigail spanburger, this is a district that is pretty republican, there is eric cantor's old district, these are traditionally conservative republican voters but the suburbs have been moving here in the same way the suburbs in northern virginia have been moving, which is they are trending much bluer than in the past. and if the suburban tsunami does happen, that is one of those districts that you could see it. another one wo

[aplausos] jessi vamos amosca: darles una -- jessica: vamos a mostrarles una gran mujer que nos muestrase vea super vivo y que la sombra se ve lo mÁs pigmentada posible. hacemos lo mismo que hicimos en los ojos pero con delineador blanco, comenzamos a crear lÍneas que pasan por el centro de esa zona azul. esto va a crear un efecto neÓn y sÚper brillante, con mucha luz. Éste es el finalizado con espero que lo pongan en prÁctica. nos vemos en el prÓximo vÍdeo. francisca: Éste es uno de los disfraces mÁs famosos para halloween. a las mujeres les encanta vestirse asÍ. jessica: laura va a sacar su propia colecciÓn de maquillaje. franc -- francisca: por quÉ no te animas, pau? ana: yo soy una chica natural. es todo natural. 100% natural. francisca: les querÍa preguntar. por ejemplo, las mujeres son muy atacadas con esto de que se dedican al reguetÓn. >> me encanta tu espaÑol. jessica: la gente estÁ acostumbrada a verme. es hora de hacer mÚsica para las chicas... >> cÓmo has crecido, pau. [risas] francisca: tv es un poco incÓmodo. >> . es que estoy un poco nervioso >> por quÉ te pone nervioso e

jessi. buenos dÍas. jesse: buenos dÍas, chica. meche: y quÉ me dices del papasito de david bisbal.hablando de maciel anoche los retos fueron de baile y esta concursante tuvo la oportunidad de bailar con el mismo chef jesus y bailaron al ritmo de carlos rivera. otros que participaron fueron el influencer y daniel leiva. hoy te pudimos ver en una nueva faceta como bailarÍn. >> sÍ, me di con todo. todo el mundo tiene una gran sonrisa. >> cÓmo fue la experiencia con tu concursante? >> fue algo muy bueno porque es una persona muy trabajadora. >> y para finalizar la noche con un broche de oro llegÓ el talento venezolano que presentÓ su tema " casualidad " y " bailame" que fue su primer sencillo como solista. nacho: a mÍ me encanta que hayan diferentes edades y diferentes estilos de cuerpos y de caras. yo creo que eso le da un toque muy especial porque al final la belleza es subjetiva y se aprecia a travÉs de los ojos de quien la mira. jesse: nacho, tÚ vienes con tus hijos. siempre muy humilde. nacho: yo vine de una larga gira hace un par de dÍas así que me han tocado hacer actividades qu