take a loo jessie's -- take a lk at jessie's highlights. >> there we go, get it locked in.ivilization was going down when i joined the five. >> john fund had a piece of national review today. >> i read that, andrew mccarthy had a great piece in the national review today. >> what's so funny? >> i think we should use more movie clips in the show. it's like you're not funny enough to get the audience to laugh a little more. >> you're the king about what about-ism. >> this is a what about-ism. finally, somebody to defend what about-ism. >> finally, stop talking about your hair. >> i have a new hair style i'm debuting and take it around the table. it's a little different. i feel like i'm considered a metro sexual. >> you blow-dry your hair. >> how would i look with hair like that? >> there it is. it's the same. >> my mother told me to stop talking about my hair. i was severely bullied at as a child. >> you deserved it. >> i've always been bullied. juan has been exhibiting signs of trump derangement syndrome. >> he's extremely short. >> he's extremely short. [ laughter ] >> jessi

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you know sometimes shooters are looking at previous attackers and as in the case with jessie osborne very aware of how many fatalities there were and sometimes they want to exceed that number other shooters though have no particular connection to previous shooters they're just acting out their own anguish or rage and it's not related to other attackers there's no role modeling or imitation going on so i think we have to be careful about putting all school shooters into the same category not all of them are following in the footsteps of a previous shooter not all of them are doing it just to become famous or to have a higher number of fatalities what is the main reason behind why what do you think moderates them or is there something that they all have in common i mean besides the fact that they're probably mentally disturbed well there's you know three different types of school shooters that i've identified in my research one type is the psychopathic personality who's very narcissistic lacks empathy and is very intitled second type is the psychotic school shooter and these are the pe

jessie gary has details on the plan that is raising back lash. >> reporter: text messaging is a tapal of communications -- staple of communications. >> i think it is crazy. >> i am sorry what? >> protest. >> reporter: in a proposal retiring public utilities commission -- that money would sum element a program that ensures low income residents multiple organizations oppose this idea which could cost california consumers $44 million annually. and if it is applied retroactively the number balloons to a couple hundred million dollars. >> $1 billion is in the fund. >> reporter: he says there is already more than enough money in state coughers despite revenue decrees. >> sometimes we just don't need a new tax for every idea that a government agency or official has. >> reporter: some experts say tax law is already a confusing -- is already confusing. >> what would be the best way to make sure we have a tax system that is simple,. >> reporter: any fee increases would be off set by lower voice fees but some say they are thinking about waying to circumvet any new taxes. >> people would use othe

jessie gary, ktvu fox 2 news. . >>> your trashes can may be filling up after christmas. all that wrapping paper and bags might seem good to recycle but much of the wrapping isn't. tissue paper, bows, wrapping paper that is glittery and gift bags with glitter. >> if we have paper with glitter or ribbons and stuff, and it got into clean paper it could contaminate the bail and be rejected at the end. >> break down cardboard boxes so more can fit in to the bins. >>> the weather today has gorgeous out there. lots of sunshine. barely any clouds in the sky. starting to see a few right now but we have a story coming because tomorrow it is going to get very windy. 30 miles per hour winds. gusts 45 miles per hour. a live look at live storm tracker 2. a system to the northwest is bringing in clouds tonight. high clouds rolling in and you can see they are coming in from north to south but we are staying dry. the system is north of us. san francisco 55 degrees. 51 oakland. napa 53 degrees. and mountain view 53 degrees as well. temperatures cooler today and tomorrow we will see that r

ktvu's jessie gary tells us return more. >> the other end of the shopping craze sees customers at malls and stores. >> more opportunities to save. be creative. and perhaps take back something you don't like. >> reporter: wednesday online giant amazon announced customers used its prime service to ship more than a billion items for free this holiday season. >> big number. i am surprised it is that big, that fast over one season. >> reporter: he says convenience fuels e-commerce's rise and will propel it to dominance within the next decade. >> i walked in. we returned it quickly. >> repe-commerce returning an item could prove so costly many people may opto just keep the gift opto just keep the opt to just keep the gift. >> they extended the return time till the end of january. bad news you still have to box it up and pay the return shipping. that is a disincentive. that is a problem. >> reporter: amazon and others usually allow free shipping for clothing returns or defective items but the cost associated with returning an item likely has an impact on shoppers' preference. jessie gary, ktvu

jessie gary joins us live with what you've been able to learn. >> reporter: good afternoon. we have moved to the scene, and the police headquarters, one is critically injured and the other did not sustain life- threatening injuries. they do not have description of a driver, it's a dark colored van. this happened outside of an elementary school which is concerning the neighbors and employees. >> it's so sad, unfortunately, i don't know how that happened. how people can just be so careless and just hit and leave. >> the skidmarks were fresh outside of the elementary school in east san jose, investigators say 6:30 this morning, a driver hit two women as they walked in physical crosswalk, moving across 33rd street. one of the woman was critically injured and neighbors say this problem is a problem in the area which is people speeding, driving too fast, a lot of hit and runs in that area. they've asked the city for speed bumps or a stop sign. currently there's a crosswalk with signage that lights up when someone is in the crosswalk, that didn't have any effect today and women wer

jessie gary, ktvu fox 2 news. . >>> old school meets high tech. up next, a look at how small businesses in silicon valley are turning to self-driving car companies to stay afloat. sfx: squeak sfx: stair creak sfx: clink sfx: deep breath sfx: grunt sfx: tinny headphone music sfx: feet shuffling sfx: slice sfx: gasp sfx: inhale. exhale. sfx: lights scraping on roof sfx: metallic scrape sfx: grunt covered california. it's more than just health care. it's life care. >>> u.s. investigators know who committed committed the cyberrer attack at -- cyber attack at the marriott. [bleep] t was part of a chine -- it was part of a chinese gathering effort. the revelation emerges as the department of justice is preparing to announce new indictments against hackers who work for the chinese government. >>> in the silicon valley local businesses are turning to ing c them stay competitive. ktvu's ann rubin tells us the partnerships offer something for everyone. for everyone. >> since 1932 they offered fresh produce with a personal touch but times are changing and so

the first stabbing happned just after 5:30 monday night in the 4-hundred block of jessie street. a 70-year- old woman was found with stab wounds.. she was pronounced dead at the scene. the second stabbing happened tuesday afternoon just after 12:30 in the 100 block of third street. a 46-year- old woman was found with life- threatening stab wounds. 27-year-old michael jacobs was arrested at the second stabbing and was booked into the san francisco county jail. ( will ) the search is on for two suspects accused of burglarizing a home and smashing a sliding glass door early christmas morning in pacifica. the homeowner was alerted by a notification from a motion detector at around 4 a-m of two unknown men in his backyard. when police arrived at the scene, they saw one suspect climb over a backyard fence and run into the street. officers closed off the scene but were unable to locate the suspects. an investigation revealed at least one suspect broke the door to get in the house... then ransacked the home and stole property. ( will ) the christmas holiday brought out the giving spirit

jessie gary at the scene. have an update in about 30 minutes. >>> we're watching washington d.c.artial government shutdown. president trump refused to sign a spending bill unless it includes money for building a border wall. >> he said if the dems vote know, there will be a government shutdown that will last for a long time. we go to washington with the latest. >> reporter: government agencies are preparing for this partial government shutdown that could happen at midnight. thousands of federal work ares will be forced off the job. the president said that he will refuse to sign it if it does not include funding for a border wall. president trump wants money for border security included in any bill that would prevent a government shutdown. chuck schumer said that a house spending bill for a wall has no hope to pass in the senate. but powell ryan said that the president will not budge. >> the truck temper tantrum will shut down the government. but it will not get him his wall. the bill on the floor of the house everyone knows will not pass the senate. speaker ryan, mick are think p

the great ktvu jessie gary is there right now. i have to say it jessie, i know europe smiling and surrounded by toys, what can we do to help them out down there. >> dave, i got 18,000, more than 18,000 toys here in the toy room, but you can never have too many toys, because these toys have to go to more than 6,000 children, and the toy give away begins today in a little less than three hours, i'm joined by matt king of sacred heart community service, what can people do to help, dave was asking, it looks like you can have every toy in the conceivable world here. >> we have a lot of toys, we're 8,000 short stim. we need 8,000 toys to come in the next two days, we can shop for and some financial donations are a big help. once this program is over, we need people's ongoing support throughout the year for all of the programs to keep people housed and fed and educated and everything else, we need to do it for our neighbors. >> what's better, is it better to bring people foldping money or better to have bring toys. >> we need toys and mo

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jessie gary tells us when this bridge housing could be available. >> reporter: what could be san jose's most promising from real estate listing was put on display in city hall monday. >> this will be bridge housing, temporary housing. >> the mayor and the housing department director are pushing for the construction 80 tiny homes. they're to ease the burden of 4300 residents in the city. one is off may berry roads and filipe avenue. there's 80 square feet of space and commune and bathroom facilities will be brought into each site. >> these sites will be safe and healthy and provide a dignified environment. >> they're going to rebuild the homes from recycled materials. san jose engineer, dr. fred verez has experimenting with construction to make it energy efficient. >> it's not a big deal, construction, we have built two or thee of these. >> as many as 120 working people will rotate in and out of the tiny homes for three months at a into permanent housing. >> these people will not be chronically homeless, these people will have work or are cu >> some advocates commend the city for doing s

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they found a person on the ground near 6th and jessie streets, it was a 70-year-old woman who died at the scene. >>> at 12:40 yesterday morning, police responded to another stabbing on third street. a 46-year-old woman had been stabbed and she is expected to survive. and michael jacob's was arrested and he's charged with murder. >>> 4:05 is the time. even with three suspected homicides in the past couple of days, san francisco is likely to record one of its lowest homicide rates in decades. five days left in this year, there's been 46 homicides in san francisco, that's compared to last year when there were 56. the san francisco examiner reports 25009 was the lowest -- 2009 was the where there was 44 homicides. oakland has had 65 homicides this year compared to 72 two years ago and san jose has had 27 homicides so far down from 34 in 2017. the numbers are dropping despite all of those cities growing in population. >>> it's 4:06, and the san mateo sheriff's office is searching for a teenager this morning. it's daniel gillchrist, he was seen at 11:00 p.m. and he told his father he was go

. >> he was a person who was up for federal judgeship in north carolina, worked for jessie hems in '84d '90 we at the "washington post" uncovered doj member this week that a lot of senators, growing group of senators including tim scott who said he would vote against nominee. but other senators as well that said raise question about whether this nominee had any knowledge or involvement in this effort to di disenfranchise blak voters during the is the 90. first of all, while trump has had a lot of success in transforming the federal judiciary he still running into lot of obstacles. two, the senate very narrow majority, one person rellly does have a lot of power here. >> brennan: david, the president in leaving argentina the gathering at the g0, gathe gathering of world ledders a major success in coming to agree with china. what was actually agreed to? >> a more limited success. it did avert something of a poe sen shall, i don't think catastrophe. next level of this trade war. could have gone but they sm have averted that for 90 days. they will have a truce, temporary cease fire. the pre

the first stabbing happened just after 5:30 christmas eve night in the 4-hundred block of jessie street-year-old woman was pronounced dead at the scene. the second stabbing happened just after 12:30 yesterday in the 100 block of third street. a 46-year-old woman was found with life-threatening stab wounds. 27-year-old michael jacobs 27-year-old michael jacobs was arrested at the second stabbing and was booked into the san francisco county jail. in the east bay ...contra costa county prosecutors are warning about scammers stealing your social security numbers. the scam involves someone calling and asking you to pay a fee to unlock your social security number because of criminal activity. the scammers then ask to confirm your social security. officials say the social officials say the social security administration will never call and ask for a person's social security number. in international headlines ... rescuers continue to look for survivors after the deadly tsunami in indonesia.the tsunami killed at least 430 people, and that number is expected to rise. more than 21-thousand people

the first stabbing happened just after 5:30 christmas eve night in the 4-hundred block of jessie street70-year-old woman was found with stab wounds .. she was pronounced dead at the scene. the second stabbing happened just after 12:30 yesterday in the 100 block of third street. a 46-year-old woman was found with life-threatening stab wounds. 27-year-old michael jacobs was arrested at the second stabbing and was booked into the san francisco county jail. ( darya ) another big another big story we are following... todayis the 5th day of the partial government shutdown... and so far there is no end in sight. kron 4's washington correspondent drew petri-moe has the latest. from his doorstep -- guy padget can see history. he lives across the street from the frederick douglass house where the 19th century civil rights icon worked to shape the nation. guy padget, lives near frederick douglass house: "few bus loads of people come through daily and kids and things like that." on holidays -- padget says the neighborhood is usually bustling. but not this one. guy padget, lives near frederick dougl

alice kell, jessie walmsley, lily parr and others — these are the names that would almost certainly bein history. we should know their names, yeah. we talk about kelly holmes, paula radcliffe and jessica ennis—hill and we have sports personality of the year. i was watching it the other week thinking we should have a team of the century and it should be the dick kerr ladies. the team continued to play, defying the ban, until 1965. in ‘71, the ban was lifted. today, a new team is linked to preston north end — they can only dream of the success that the dick kerr ladies achieved back then, but we almost forgot. can you imagine 53,000 at a women's match today? no. god, no. that begs the question, where would women's football would be today if the fa had not banned it? i genuinely believe that it would be on a par with the men's game, if it had carried on going, yeah. scary thought. you do not think we were going to have to wait another hundred years, do you? not 100 years, i wouldn't have thought, no. i don't know how long it will take, but not 100 years. among gail's prized possessions, t

the first stabbing happened just after 5:30 christmas eve night in the 4-hundred block of jessie street-year-old woman was found with stab wounds .. she was pronounced dead at the scene. the second stabbing happened just after 12:30 yesterday in the 100 block of third street. a 46-year-old woman was found with life-threatening stab wounds. 27-year-old michael jacobs was arrested at the second stabbing and was booked into the san francisco county jail. ( will ) another big story we are following... todayis the 5th day of the partial government shutdown... and so far there is no end in sight.( darya ) kron 4's washington correspondent drew petri-moe has the latest. from his doorstep -- guy padget can see history. he lives across the street from the frederick douglass house where the 19th century civil rights icon worked to shape the nation. guy padget, lives near frederick douglass house: "few bus loads of people come through daily and kids and things like that." on holidays -- padget says the neighborhood is usually bustling. but not this one. guy padget, lives near frederick douglass ho

the first stabbing happened just after 5:30 christmas eve night in the 4-hundred block of jessie street-year-old woman was found with stab wounds .. she was pronounced dead at the scene. the second stabbing happened just after 12:30 yesterday in the 100 block of third street. a 46-year-old woman was found with life-threatening stab wounds. 27-year-old michael jacobs was arrested at the second stabbing and was booked into the san francisco county jail. ( darya ) in pacifica ... police are looking for two men who smashed a sliding glass door and burglarized a home early christmas morning the homeowner was alerted by a notification from a motion detector at around 4 a-m of two men in his backyard. when police arrived at the scene, they saw one man climb over a backyard fence and run into the street. officers closed off the scene but were unable to find them. police say at the men got away with stolen property from the home. in the east bay ...contra costa county prosecutors are warning about scammers stealing your social security numbers. the scam involves someone calling and asking you to

and she, she was, you know, for her efforts, she was pulled in front of jessy mccarthy's commission and accused of being a communist. and one of the favorite things, she stood up in the senate and you sir are an unmitigated liar and you should be ashamed of herself and he backed down and i think that is incredible. the last fascinating thing i will say about her, for a long time in her life, she was skeptical of an equal rights amendment. she was worried that the culture, as she once put it, and this is a line i key opted for the script, she said the 14th amendment was designed to protect freed slaves, a task at which had abysmally failed, why do we think an equal rights amendment would do any better and she was worried it would be used to justify creating laws that sort of, or turning over laws that had been designed to help women get a foot up, in the name of equality, because she felt the culture hadn't caught up yet and you don't want the law to get too far ahead of the culture. by the end of her life, she had changed her mind about that and felt the culture had caught up and now it

the first stabbing happened just after 5:30 christmas eve night in the 4-hundred block of jessie streetman was found with stab wounds .. she was pronounced dead at the scene. the second stabbing happened just after 12:30 yesterday in the 100 block of third street. a 46-year-old woman was found with life-threatening stab wounds. 27-year-old michael jacobs was arrested at the second stabbing and was booked into the san francisco county jail. ( will ) police in vacaville say they've arrested the man who shot and killed a teenager following an argument. officers 39-year-old diagnet montoya was sitting in his vehicle when he was approached by a group of 5 people. police say at some point, montoya left the argument and went into his apartment to retrieve his gun. a short time later, someone in the group threw a bottle towards montoya and thats when police say he fired a single shot neighbors say they are shocked this happened during the holidays.

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police found a 70-year-old woman on the ground near 6th and jessie streets, she died at the scene. 12:40 yesterday morning, police rushed to another stabbing on third street. they found and 46-year-old woman, she had been stabbed, but she's expected to be okay. >>> and transient michael jacob's has been arrested. he's been charged with murder. >>> and even with three suspected homicides in the past few days, san francisco may record one of its lowest homicide rates in decades. five days left in this year, there have been 46 homicides, that compares to be last year when there were 56p san francisco examiner reports, 2009 was the lowest amount when there were 45 homicides. and oakland has had 65 homicides so far this year, compared to last and san jose has had 27. that's down from 34 in 2017. >>> the numbers are dropping despite the fact that all three stipulates are seeing their cou sheriff's office is searching for a missing teenager now. he's 19-year-old daniel gilchrist, he was last seen at 11:00 p.m., he told his father he would spend time with his friend in pacifica, he never arri

police found and 70-year-old woman on the ground near sixth and jessie streets and 12:40 yesterday morning, officers responded to another stabbing, this one on third street. they found a 46-year-old woman suffering from stab wounds, she's expected to be okay. michael jacobs has been arrested and charged with murder. >> and contra costa county is warning folks about a phone scam asking for their social security numbers. victims were told they may change a fee to unlock the social security number because of criminal activity. scammers used the numbers to compliment crimes. there's been an increase of this type of scam. the social security administration says it will never call and ask for your number or would their agency require for someone to pay over the phone. authorities say another tipoff of a possible scam is when strangers call and ask for payment by gift cards or day after the cancer ktvu's leigh martinez talks to shoppers in san francisco's union square who are looking for the best bargains by the end of the year. >> you know the thick if you want something done right, you have to

jessie j has been out in support. don't want to miss this. >> want a tactile experience.ut as soon as you give them permission, that's crazy, can't get them to sit down now. i don't know if that's true. >> u.k. premiere, wondered can channing still pull off the moves seven years after "magic mike"? >> how dusted off is old faithful. >> want to say like riding bicycle but probably not. you said it, i didn't say it. >> your mom and sister seen this show? >> weird enough seeing first two movies sitting next to my parents, oh, man, i didn't think this through, this is a horrible idea. >> one of channing's biggest fans, amanda bynes, starred together in "she's the man" amanda says launched his career and clean and sober after years of struggle. >> i'm so happy for her, so talented and special. love you amanda. >>> state side, couples news. >> blake shelton, he and gwen stefani a forever couple? >> love to make it feel like christmas. >> thank you. >> i found forever in very first kiss, is that about you two? >> i would like to think so. this is romance around here, of course ♪

the first stabbing happned just after 5:30 last night in the 4- hundred block of jessie street. a 70-year-old woman was found with stab wounds.. she was pronounced dead at the scene. the second stabbing happened this afternoon just after 12:30 in the 100 block of third street. a 46-year-old woman was found with life-threatening stab wounds. 27-year-old michael jacobs was arrested at the second stabbing.. and was booked into the san francisco county jail. (ken) the search is on for two suspects accused of burglarizing a home and smashing a sliding glass door early this morning in pacifica. the homeowner was alerted by a notification from a motion detector at around 4 a-m of two unknown men in his backyard. when police arrived at the scene, they saw one suspect climb over a backyard fence and run into the street. officers closed off the scene but were unable to locate the suspects. an investigation revealed at least one suspect broke the door to get in the house... then ransacked the home and stole property. (vicki) a big story tonight... about four- hundred undocumented immigrant

. >> jessie gary shows us what's inside the kits and why they're so important this time of the year. >> for the past couple of years sunnyvale community service takes a break from the core mission from taking if the less fortunate and today they'll be helping the homeless, bags for the needed items, if food it, clothing and be an et cetera, it's the executive directory it, you started at 9:00 there are morning, went to 11, you'll pick back up at 1:00, what kind of things are you handing out. what are you handing outside. >> bags of food, folks are living in the car and living on the street, they can get a well- rounded nutritional meal. this is a fruit cup, luncheon meats, shelf stable milk and cereal and disposal containers that are convenient. >> it's all small packages, we try to get a lot of different kinds qualify nutrition for them, and special things -- kind of nutrition for them. and special things for the oliday. here. >> hygiene items over here, the weather is getting colder. we have things like the gloves, all of our clients will be getting hats today, we have backpacks an

jessie gary joins us from sacred heart this morning with what we can do to help. look at you surrounded by toys. >> reporter: i'm in my element obviously, this is called the toy room and i'm in heaven. i could just leave me here, send keith home, leave me right here. toys that stretch the imagination, anything and everything you can want or think about and bicycles, we'll get to the bicycles in a minute. look how much the bicycles stretch from this room toment next room. this is wonderful, and joining me is matt king with sacred heart. thank you for getting up extra early, i know you love these hours. >> good morning, i am happy to be here right now. >> tell us how it works today. it starts at 9:00, and parents who have registered are able to pick up? >> two toys from this room and two big boys and we have another room with stocking stuffers and a rave and 6 or 700 families will leave a bike today and there will be a raffle that starts today and tomorrow. >> they come in and where they go. >> they come in here and they have a match with an. lf, we'll have a couple

moments earlier, a judge ruled that jessie would not have a bail set. >> it made me feel good, because nothing will change what they did. but i don't want it to happen to somebody else. >> reporter: he's facing a few charges, inchutding assault with a deadly weapon for attacking jansen in san francisco in late november. jansen experienced brain trauma and had part of his skull removed. he's out of a coma now but still isn't well. >> our primary concern is his well-being, so we're very focused on that. >> reporter: he's a well known sponsored skateboarder, featured in several publications. we found this video showing what appears to be him skating in front of the old bank of america building. we asked other skaters who know him well for an interview, but they all turned us down. jansen's family give us this flyer monday. at the bottom are pictures of individuals police are still looking to talk to in this case. >> we've just always been really close. i can't imagine this horrific thing happening. he's just such a nice guy. >> reporter: jesse will be back in court january 4th. if anyone

at 6:24, san francisco is investigating a deadly stab, it happened at 6:00 last night n near 6 and jessie street. a victim was found on the ground and pronounced dead at the scene r there's no word on what led up to the incident. there's no information that has been released, if you have any information give san francisco police a call. >>> survivors of the camp fire felt a range of emotions as hundreds of people gathered at a church that was run touched by the flames. the gathering at paradise alliance church is the first time many had seen each other since last month. >> the holidays are taking on a deeper meaning. >> wow. >> inside paradise alliance church. >> it's an important day. that's hard to come up here, it was very heavy. >> one of the few buildings still standing following the camp fire. >> for people of paradise, it's a big day and the fire and what has happened has made it bigger. >> hosting christmas eve for thousands of neighbors, embracing each other as they figure out the next step. >> the question of how are you? has become new for all of ums. to really be able to -- al

hosch, jessie. >> that is not right. number four, we are a nation of laws.and lacking a moral compass. we all know you are a trumpet, you need not scream it. >> like that she called you honey. >> please bring just a tad more measured caution to your here to overexcited support of this president, you are presenting is really out there. above all, please stay in your wheelhouse. you can have an opinion but let's acknowledge that you have no legal expertise. [laughter] the last one, do not accept an offer to be chief of staff. don't worry mom, i have not been asked. >> jesse: i don't think anyone can be more critical than that. >> juan: i tried. [laughter] hats off to your mom, you are on target. he remembered the 109-year-old woman, that is virginia of washington, d.c. now she has gone from dancing with the obama's, to singing for the harlem globetrotters. she wrote and sang for the favorite team. ♪ after she sung the globetrotters game, she sold 109 tickets in honor of her age to the students where she is the teacher aide. by the way, here i am with two of th

. >> how about you, jessie? >> i'm usually the cutter. >> how did i know that?mmigrant. >> what do you do, juan? >> if i do anything... >> the write up. >> if my wife is there, they can forget. they are going to get an ear full. >> i let it go, but i fester inside and then i make sounds. >> the passive-aggressive? >> i'll be honest. it depends. the size. if i can take that person, i say something peer that narrows it down to three people in new yor new york. if somebody cuts in front, you have to make sure they are not on drugs, they are not violins. >> there is lying line karma. when you need to cut in line, it might happen to you. >> that's what you think, dana. >> here's another one. this is from you shall always be savvy. interesting name. i'm going to jesse first. name one person you think is smarter than you. >> how long do we have? i'm going to go with jordan peterson. i heard him speak. i had to follow this guide. what a difference in style that jordan and i have. >> that's like following "war and peace" with highlights. >> very smart man. >> i love "hig

jessi jessica, what are we expecting to learn today?> well, another day of watching and waiting here in washington. we're expecting at any minute, really, that filing from the special counsel could come down. now, prosecutors have to tell the judge why they believe that paul manafort lied during their plea talks and what exactly he lied about. because remember, it was at the beginning of last week when prosecutors dropped that bombshell, saying they were calling off the cooperation deal with paul manafort because they say he lied about various different subjects at several different meetings. really, the past two weeks we have been left to wonder what exactly did paul manafort lie about. the key question here, we wonder if it will be answered today in the filings, is did paul manafort lie at all about the trump campaign. about then-candidate donald trump, did he lie about possible collusion between the trump campaign and the russians or did paul manafort lie about some of his business interests in ukraine? remember, that's what the fede

susie lebaron and jessie shapiro are dozens of teachers who will not go into their classrooms tomorrow. instead that. >> plan on talking to parents as they drop off their kids in the morning. >> teachers will be lined up outside the school across macarthur on the other side of the school. there will be picket signs, and there will be flyers. we expect about 75 of our 90 teachers out tomorrow. >> we felt that the district has not been bargaining in good faith. we're asking for a 12% raise over the next three years, and they're offering a 5% raise over five years. that's not even going to keep up with the cost of living. >> reporter: teachers from at least four other high schools may also be joining the one-day strike, and students are planning their own act of solidarity. may lee is organizing a student walkout because this issue hits close to home. >> personally, my sister is a teacher in the oakland unified district. and we need more teach lie, her to stay in oakland. >> reporter: may's sister still lives at home with the family, in part because of pay issues. the oakland unified scho

they make sure i don't go to jail, jessie, patricia, maggie, maureen, mar john and kevin. i want to thank them so much. i want to thank carmen chiu. when i went to work in her office, i never followed a single board meeting and had no idea what any one of these people did here. i thought, well, i grew up in the neighborhood, i'll do my best and at that time we had two aides, so we had to work extra hard, but she set the example for me. we would go out into communities and do cleanup activities, whatever it was, and she picked up the broom and was sweeping. she put on the jumpsuit to paint the public bathroom. she got on her knees and planted plants with the neighbors and that set an example for me as to what a supervisor should be doing, which is being right there alongside your community members to serve them. it's not just what goes on here in the chambers. i remember her taking votes and 1 in the 10-1 vote for 2 in the 9-2 vote. recognizing that if we don't take those difficult votes, we should not always agree. we're not doing our jobs representing our districts if we

jessi troyan of the cardinal institute worries that pikeville where 2/3 of the tax base comes from healthcares banking on an economic bubble that might burst. >> when i hear numbers like that i'm thinking that pikeville has really capitalized on medicaid expansion dollars coming from the federal government and sh shift, you know, does pikeville have to rewrite their story again? >> nawaz: but hospital c.e.o. blackburn says healthcare is just the first step toa more diverse economy. >> what we're doing is we're makingmart investments in healthcare to create a healthy ity that has transferable skills while developing industrial parks to be able to invite industry in. >>awaz: smart investments in people like olivia boyette-- who's grabbing her chance to change her family's future. >> i questioned myself. i was like, can i actually, really, like, "am i smart enough?" >> nawaz: it must be a lot of prsure. >> mhmm. it is. >> nawaz: to be the first one on that road. ow>> i don't want to let probably, you know, other than my parents, my little sister. sorry >> nawaz: why is-- what-- why do you think

manchester united three one on sunday sorry i'm on a handed the home team the lead at anfield but jessie lingered capitalized on a goal keeping error to equalise. vaneta twice in the last twenty minutes to secure the win for your can coopt man and take them one point clear of manchester city in the standings. well they were three games in total in the english premier league on sunday elsewhere arsenal's twenty two one beaten run in all competitions was halted they lost three two at southampton and chelsea consolidate fourth place by hanging on to win two one right. i think that. everyone better. because we played very well for sixty minutes so i think. we could see the goal in a moment the knew we were in for. the match. spanish barcelona are looking to extend their lead at the top of the league when they face labonte later earlier silvia's to know when over jarana keeps them second in the table but they're only separated on goal difference from leaders barsa city have now won ten straight matches in all competitions mexico's canelo alvarez has won a world title belt in a third different