emily: agree with me. >> jessie: you're right.assive cocaine problem and he got extorted by his dealer. he let go of the ship for many years. they did not become the profit machine like they were supposed to and had to lay off hundreds and hundreds of people. the guy, skipper, who i said had a massive cocaine problem had to resign. he stood up bob iger, the ceo of disney while he was waiting for him in the jet after the espys. it was bad. you don't do that. >> greg: he blamed it on the dealer though. >> jessie: that's right. so all of these things are coalescing at the same time. he's letting the anchors like hill have a free ride. she can go on twitter, call the president of the united states a white supremacist and go down "sports center?" are you kidding me? the audience can't do that doing the top ten that week. they can't conceptualize it. they lost track of their audience. their audience is predominantly white males that support president trump and they let that audience totally go. now they have to get back to basics. that'

hall's conviction in the jessie roach case.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 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 him apart. bu

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was a car maker not a jessie maker and declared we want to control what the vehicles that bear our name look like still v.w. made only small cosmetic changes to the beetle and even in the 1970 s. it was still allowing others to fit the bug with more luxury as body. so that it was like the crystal says that underneath the elegant body of this v.w. beetles to coop a hides a pretzel beetle which v.w. discontinued in 1953 the v.w. beetle stowe coupe a doesn't have its trademark principles shaped rear window though christophe says instead it has a large rectangular rear window that was likely taken from the then brand new b.m.w. 501 christiane says the good view is crucial because this doku pay has no side mirrors only introduced larger rear windows to its mass production beetles in 1957 the. gradual improvements made the v.w. beetle a massive hit in 1955 the car makers celebrated the production of his one millionth beetle by building a luxury beetle coated in gold dust and jewels by this time reaping houses unique stole who pay had already covered tens of thousands of kilometers. have a fee

jessie was with for friends so 5 of them and yet to run for their lives and they all were in different directions and jessen got call and stabs 8 times jason was targeted by a gun which he himself had nothing to do with everyone that knew jessie always hoped you were christian which was nice because every every time he went our physical eyes i was i love you mom case and that's what we got that night and we did everything together really we he was a very family person. jason's killer was caught he was just 17 time rock videos of him and his gun can be seen from the internet known as drill the style of hip hop is very popular with british youths. and you. talk about stabbing people in the back which is what they do and janssen obviously was stabbed in the in the park. i mean the boy ended up dead what influence does drill music have what can you do when carrying a knife is considered normal and. these are the kinds of questions paul mckenzie asks in the talks with teens so everyone here is familiar with the drill they all know kids who carry knives. finding answers is tough but these yo

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the jessie smollett saga continues. he was charged with lying to police that he was the victim t later dropped. they unsealed 400 pages from the investigation yesterday. more are expected to be released soon. they are expressing outrage over their decision to drop the charges. smollett claimed two masked men attacked him because of his race and sexuality. he staged the entire thing. >> mark zuckerberg's chief is released accused of inappropriate behavior. he is accused of sexual misconduct and making racist remarks about zuckerberg's wife. and he is accused of making homophobic remarks about other staff members. booth is a former secret service officer >>> 100 dogs found in a large home in the city of orange. this is in orange county. animal control crews in hazmat suits spent hours removing those red-tagging the house. it is unknown how many dogs were in there. it is unknown how they got there or what the conditions were like inside that home. so far the residents are being cited for animal cruelty. >>> you don't usual

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eastern on tuesday with samuel jessy smith who transmitted messages for general cliffton b gates, a commission commander in the battle of iwo jima. >> up next, from the center from strategic and international studies here in washington, a discussion on the army's two volume report on the war in iraq. this is 45 minutes. >> we're back for volume two. is everybody okay in the back? is that good? we're fortunate to have jim powell, one of the authors of volume two, and ken pollack, from ai, that talks about a period from the beginning of the surge all the way to the end. we will get out of here about 11:15 so jim will take about 15 minutes to describe his findings in the volume and ken will provide his remarks and hopefully we will have a little more time for question and answer from all of you. just to set the stage, i thought i'd just outline the period as the authors found it in late 2006, because it is really a remarkable series of intersecting and complex challenges and choices that the army faces, okay? so there's six that the authors have identified in late 2006. one, the united states dis

a new waters world is coming up tonight just an hour after this program here is jessie with a previewke we're going to bring you the latest and also politically incorrect movies under attack, gossip about greg gutfeld, and a presidential candidate is in waters world tonight. >> jon: jessie, thank you and flying cars could soon become a reality. details on these all-electric aircraft coming up. >> ♪ i just want to fly, put your arms around me baby ♪ openturning 50 opens theuard. door to a lot of new things... like now your doctor may be talking to you about screening for colon cancer. luckily there's me, cologuard. the noninvasive test you use at home. it all starts when your doctor orders me. then it's as easy as get, go, gone. you get me when i'm delivered... right to your front door and in the privacy of your own home. there's no prep or special diet needed. you just go to the bathroom, to collect your sample. after that, i'm gone, shipped to the lab for dna testing that finds colon cancer and precancer. cologuard is not right for everyone. it is not for high risk individuals, inclu

. >> did jessie vieira a woman or did he viciously attack wh hkateos auestions tha now and they need to make here's a look at the incident in question. last november, 57-year-old dan jansen can be seen on surveillance camera setting up barricades around the old bank of manager building. it says skate boarding isn't allowed. you can see skaters moving the barricades. things escalate. right here you see jansen hit the ground. investigators say he was swarmed by the skaters and assaulted by jesse vieira. they rushed him to the hospital. brain swelling forced doctors to remove part of his skull. >> nothing will change what they did.body >> that was his sister's response after the first aring. he has a large informing in the skating community. then that he hit him first. that jansen went after the smallest guy in the group. jansen's family tells abc7 news, he is in an assisted living facility, can't walk, and is just now beginning to recognize family of the jury has gone home for the day. they will pick up back here on monday. abc7 news. >>> thank you. >>> california lawmakers are one ste

me who is anaid to ausa who is working in jessie lu eembings office. she said to me, pop, you're the only guy i know who can be sitting in the couch with a remote control yelling at to tell vision and the next day you're all over to tell vision -- television. [laughter] the day before i was announced -- h was december 7th [laughter] she was getting married on december 8th. and we had been planning on doing it the following week because we had been sitting on this for a long time. and on december 7th, i got a call from the president saying, hey, bill, i'm walking out. i know we can wait next week. i know your daughter is getting married tomorrow. i said i just would like to do it with us. i said it's fine. he announced it on december 7th. when i was welcoming people at the wedding, i said, you know, the same daughter said to me, pop, you're the only father i know who would upstage his daughter. [laughter] i said, meg, look at this one, just before the barr name is going to be dragged through the mud you're changing your name to mcgoy. i know dave ruben

and i said, where's jessie? and he said i tried. and i said, is she okay? did my best, i tried. and i said, oh, god, brent, don't tell me she's dead. and he said i'm really sorry. and i started screaming. >> and she was sliding down the wall screaming. i grabbed her and picked her up, took her to the couch. she kept yelling jessie's dead. >> it's been six years now, almost seven. and there's not a day goes by that we don't still get upset and still cry. >> i lost a brother to suicide and a lot of people say you're now part of a group which you never wish you would be part of. >> and it's a lifetime membership and the cost of the dues was way, way, way too high. >> sandy is 68. lonnie 75. they have been living mostly on savings, social security and good will. >> i know that you're on a deadline. >> occasionally crashing with friends. >> how are you guys doing? >> they started a nonprofit organization called survivors empowered to offer advice and kinship in the wake of mass shootings. but also to give families practical information, like how to deal with med

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jessie and frank james decided to go into the brush because local unionist militia decided to get information and hang their stepfather. painting without killing him. that certainly drove them out. in other cases, some of these hard war policies clearly, for example, order number 11, pretty much ended all guerrilla activity in those counties by depopulating them. that is like/injures came --/injures claim. that not practical for entirety of the american landscape. it certainly worked in those counties. increasingly, more and more commanders turned to those certain policies and practices as the war went on. not surprisingly, guerrilla warfare continued to proliferate. at least until the election of 1864 was over. then he seems to have just died. >> do you consider the lincoln administration as turning a blind eye to the type of social situation taking place in kentucky and missouri as the war continued? the bloodbath taking place between the citizens. >> that is a good question. it is hard to answer. i don't believe he took a blind eye. i believe he knew what was going on on the ground. increa

a judge declare add mistrial in the case of 24-year-old jessie vee a ve viera. jensen's family says he's now in an assisted living facility and had to have part of his skull removed. >>> richmond police say this guy attacked a woman and tried to force her into his car. she managed to call 911 and leave the line open. dispatchers heard her crying and the man yelling. that was enough to pinpoint the location of her cell phone and send police. officers arrested that guy after he tried to run off. the woman has serious injuries to her face but otherwise thankfully is expected to be okay. >>> the rio vista police department is investigating what happened in this video that shows a police officer body slamming a woman during a traffic stop. rio vista is in solano county not far from antioch. the family says the police officer used excessive force and said he had no right to do what he did. >> reporter: what escalated to this began as a traffic stop a block away from home for a couple of siblings and a brother-in-law. they explained they were just coming back from an e

stabs 8 times jason was targeted by a gun which he himself had nothing to do with everyone that knew jessie always hold your question which was nice because every and every time he went our physical eyes i was i love you mom case and that's what we got that night and we did everything together really we he was a very family person. jason's killer was caught he was just 17 time rock videos of him and his killing could be seen from the internet known as drill the style of hip hop is very popular with british youths. talk about stabbing people in the back which is what they do and jason obviously was stopped in the in the park so. the issue here is a systemic one violence is normalised now unless we start looking. for above the young people we're never going to get to the bottom of this any values any new belief systems they need to believe there is a future you talk to some of these young people they can't see past 20 and any society that has a generation of young people that can't see past 20 and you've got it you've got to address that from above. no has to earn any quick fixes to the situa

jessie was with 4 friends so 5 of them and yet to run for their lives and they all went in different directions and jessen got call and stabs 8 times everyone that knew jess and you always hope you're question which was nice because everyone every time we went our thing to go is always a love you mom case and that's what we got that night and we did everything together really we was a very family person. jackson's killer was caught he was just 17 at the time rap videos of him and his gang can be seen on the internet known as drell the style of hip hop is very popular with british youths. with the talk about stabbing people in the back which is what they do and jason obviously was stopped in the in the park so. the issue here is a systemic one violence is normalised now unless we start looking. for above the young people we're never going to get to the bottom of this any values any new belief systems they need to believe there is a future you talk to some of these young people they can't see past 20 and any society that has a generation of young people that can't see past 20 and you'v

i'm jessy watt and juan williams and it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> i was happy to see on the front page of the new york times for the first time they were talking about spying and spying on my campaign. it's a story bigger than watergate. >>. of >> president trump calls the record bigger than watergate as the many continue to eat crow and the new york times talking about how far it went during the summer the fbi sent a female undercover investigator to meet george popodopolis was met a jar. >> she was trying to do two things, first, extract information about my professional connections in the middle east and two to see if i had any information she could potentially extract from me about trump and russia which is nonsense. when the new york times suggested in their reporting today the british were told of the operation, i believe the british were actively spying on me as well. >> and process thinks he knows what happened. >> i think what happened between comey and mccabe and it's corrupt and i think he led an effort. the words spying has been used. he probably wa

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i'm jessy watt and juan williams and it's 5:00 in new york city and this is "the five." >> i was happyfirst time they were talking about spying and spying on my campaign. it's a story bigger than watergate. >>. of >> president trump calls the record bigger than watergate as the many continue to eat crow and the new york times talking about how far it went during the summer the fbi sent

does he undermine his own ambitions by tweeting while on a trip like this about everything from jessie come to expect tweets at all hours of the day and from all locations from this president. and i think we're in an era now, ana, where, whether the president is at the white house or overseas, a tweet rockets around the world in the same amount of time. so i don't really think that undermines his trip. what's most important to him and what david gergen is exactly right, what the trump people want to see back here in the united states is donald trump looking like the president, like you would expect him to look, like you want him to be treated on the world stage. frankly, today's ceremony reminds me a little bit of when donald trump went to mexico during the presidential campaign. i don't know if you remember this, guys, but back during the campaign he made a foreign visit down to mexico. did a big press conference. and i thought that day was an important moment because it showed people that donald trump had the capacity to stand on a world stage. i thought that advanced his cause for p

. >> thank you for both updates, jessi jessica. >>> finding solutions to the homeless crisis, and b.a.r.tup outreach around two of its stations. it teamed up with the salvation army to distribute food and personal items yesterday. volunteers passed out sandwiches, socks, hygiene kits and information about salvation army services. >> you are seeing people with diverse backgrounds, cultures, and it's a human being. someone needs to care for them and that's the work is to care for people so at the end of the day if we fed someone and that was the best we did, that's all right. if we got them into a treatment program, that's even better. >> it's been a year since the b.a.r.t. and salvation army first partnered on homeless outreach. last may they served 750 people. >>> this weekend don't be surprised if you look up and see something different on top of sales force tower. like ads ncing wouldyp he otno aren't you glad we came to a two shot? all of that. >> you're not going to see that. you're going to see student art. >> okay. >> i don't know what that looks like. if i did, we would do an inter

. >> jessie: hello. i'm jesse waters with emily compagno, emily, juan and greg.y and this is "the five." a battle over impeachment playing out in washington d.c. the president blasting democrats for their latest conspiratorial attacks. he was supposed to be with chuck schumer and nancy pelosi to talk about infrastructure. right before pelosi said this. >> it was a very positive meeting of respectful sharing of ideas. would you believe that it's important for -- to follow the facts? we believe that no one is above the law,

>>the drama continues in the jessie small at case today cook county state's attorney kim fox was in court to request that a judge unsealed documents in the case. that's so the cook county office of independent inspector general can review them and determine whether or not the state attorney states attorney's office did anything improper. the public most likely would not be able to see those documents it's been 6 weeks since prosecutors dropped all the charges against small let's and the records were immediately sealed. the actor was facing 16 counts of disorderly conduct for the alleged hoax hate crime attack. another hearing is set for tomorrow when a judge is expected to decide whether to recuse himself. >>we want answers were tired of waiting. it's not okay. >>114 days that's how long one family has waited for police to tell them how their baby died. why police say there was nothing they could do about it. >>how far away we are these cats from being put down our lex seconds. >>i fly to fresno to help rescue a dozen animals but when i get there there's a whole lot more than i bargained

. >> yeah, her name is jessie, and she her parents are stunt performers, and her -- so wade allen, stunt was like, "hey man, i just want you tost know, i juorked with this little girl, and she can do martial arts, and all this stuff. and he showed me like a reel of hers on s phone. like, it was video of her like running across a house, and jumping onto a car and i was like, why do you have this oeryour phone [ laught and he -- so he goes, "so, for some reason if youeed a little girl to like, i don't know, beat up barry or something, let me know." and i was like, "yeah, no, we'd love that. [ laughter ] you know that's a great idea. because he said that, we wrote atis whole episode that feed her and she -- she's like the sweetest kid in the world, and a great actor too. >> seth: yeah, she waswo erful. >> amazing actor, yeah >> seth: and then, season finale is this sunday how are -- what is the facial expression you can make that best encapsulates how we're going to feel at the end of the season finale of "barry" >> okay. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause >> seth: whothould want to miss we

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ne>> in the butto up world of classical music,ca jessis cut from a different cloth.reaking barriers. >> when people look at me, they don't really say i look like a conductor. >> reporter: but in an industry that is mostly old,hite and male, that is exactly what she .le ing the san francisco civic symphony, her path to conduct is as unique as she ouis. th jessica picked up her first instrument in third grade, it wasn't until college that she heard her first symp iny. >> was, like, ah, i want to be a conductor. it was ata insnt thought. >> reporter: the symphonic world not always receptive to someone like her. you think i'm going to be a conductor you're not thinking about the obstacles that would be inour way. >> no, no. i didn't do the research. very quickly i realized that, whoa, this is not going to be easy. there are not a lot of females out there doing this. >> reporter: today there is only one female conductor with a tier one orchestra. but a stacked deck has never stopped jessica. >> my momd raise us by herself. >> reporter: jessica grew up in poverty, her fami

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similar communications occurred between wikileaks and the gru-operated persona, jessy leagues? in 2017, ricky leak thechlt. the account not the. the same day, the twitter account sent by wikileaks, an dpek it have. >> you said between p, that wikileaks was trying to contact d.c. leaks and arrange a way to speak through encrypted e-mails. in an show a creation date of september 19, 2016 based on information about a saung's computer and its possible operating fares to fulsz had previously dmunld. they also released pdfs and other documents taken from podesta to pin vooz i smplz beginning on september 20, 2016, wikileaks and d.c. looks assumed communications in a brief exchange. a d.c. e-mail account, a d.c. lock project rkts hi, from dc, and there's a redaction. the e-mail, however, bears a number of similarities to the july 24, 2016 where they led the persona to give wikileaks the archive to dnc files. the same day of dnc's email to wikileaks, the twitter account at d.c. leaks sent the smal story to wikileaks with a string of characters and then there is a redaction. the office

current lending situation, we banked at a main street bank in northfield, happened to be the same one jessy james tried to get one out of, but anyhow, they've been supportive, and you know, they're a small town lender, as i said, we've been there forever, it's basically on equity of past generations, our diversification in our livelihood, and their ability to believe in us. we can't present them with favorable numbers. we're trusted friends, i guess, because the numbers aren't working, and in years past, there has been a little bit of a, my wife does a lot of marketing and there has been a little bit of a verb in the market or a positive where we could forward contract, we're an older established farm and we have on farm storage so we can bridge into carry in the market and things like that, but as we plant our crop this year, i don't see a lot of positive frontiers in the market. it is really hard to price a commodity that we're growing, and it's hard to ask this of our trusted lenders. so i guess what i'm trying to say is, is if we were across the desk, we would either have to believe in

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jessie: tenemos una entrevista con carmen garcÍa.co de atenciÓn. creo que ojalÁ de aquÍ a 10 aÑos, que cualquier atea que estÁ casada hace tanto, va a tener un bebÉ y sea un festejo. en mi caso, fue un festejo grande para una colega que quiero mucho. sÉ lo importante que es y lo difÍcil del mundo que seguimos viviendo y la realidad de vida hace que sea tan completo este tipo de noticias. jessica: nos despedimos con el talento de kanye garcÍa. lo interpreta junto a natalia lafourcade. ♪quemamos con un nudo en el pecho♪ ♪soÑando que al otro lado raÚl: quÉ belleza de tema y una gran combinaciÓn musical. jessica: felicidades por este nuevo Álbum. es increÍble porque entre las canciones, hay como el pensamiento de una famosa, que es sofÍa vergara, talia, todas estÁn dedel Álbum. es un pensamiento muy lindo que le da y completa el Álbum de manera increÍble. raÚl: habrÍa que hacer una selecciÓn musical para maÑana, que vienejuan luis guerra. probamos con luis sandoval que estÁ más reposado. luis: sÍ, ahora sí. efectivamente, estoy en star w

ana:esta con nosotros nuestra jessi.Ácticamente central park. [gritos] francisca: de verdad que contagian a uno estas jÓvenes con su energÍa y el amor. alan: energÍa de la buena. me hubiera encantado en mi juventud tener esa pasiÓn y quererse quedar acampar por alguien. francisca: nunca nadie te apasionÓ como para hacer eso? alan: para acampar, para venir de honduras, regalÁrlese llege a su hija para verlos por cinco minutos? francisca:ellos son un fenÓmeno. tÚ lo harÍas y ahorita tu hija te dice que quiere ir a algÚn lugar. 17 millones en las redes sociales. definitivamente la mÚsica es el lenguaje universal y no tiene frontera. alan: seguimos con mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". carlos: hablando de apasionados con 31 millones de seguidores. 31 millones de visitas, ya no se cuanto al nÚmero, aquÍ estÁ el seÑor jhon directamente desde puerto rico. millones de seguidores con esta canciÓn. jhon: de verdad que estoy prendido. estoy en "despierta amÉrica" este a lado tuyo. los veÍa cuando era bien chiquita. si somos casi de la mi

jessi: amanecemos con los protagonistas de la noticia. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ahoranmigraciÓn. creo que muchas psonas se pueden relacionar con esto. >> sÍ. es una historia preciosa. una historia de amor que demuestra que hemos humanizado a estos dos personajes. alan: no sÉ si era verdad pero sÉ que te enteraste que te dieron este papel mediante las redes sociales porque la gente decÍa que tÚ fueras el protagonista de la pelÍcula, es verdad? >> sÍ . estaba en instagram , puse como en otros dÍas haciendo recuento con mis fanÁticos y me di cuenta que muchas personas querÍa que yo fuera el personaje. alan: felicidades >> gracias alan: esta pelÍcula dice te voy a dar un dÍa, 24 horas antes de que te vayas para que te enamores de mÍ. crece del amor a primera vista? -- crees en el amor a primera vista? >> claro que sÍ. si superas nuestra de mis padres lo creerÍas. alan: cÓmo fue? >> mi madre vio mi padre le dijo ese hombre va a ser mi esposo. ella terminÓ con su novio esa misma tarde. alan: charles, tienes ascendencia coreana, macro como --cÓmo se conocieron tus padres? >>

in new york city, he was playing at the roseland ballroom, the photograph comes with a book from jessieie van halen, the guitar that he designed and played right here. >> yeah houston 2003. he put on the yellow stripes. he's one of the greatest guitar players of all time, such an amazing artist. and this guitar, again, estimate of 10 to 20,000, highly collectible, sought after. it comes with signature from van halen, wrote on the back of it where he performed in ho stone n 2003. maria: -- houston in 2003. maria: they are still play aable? >> it's a collectible. it's a piece of heart. hillaryart.maria: i love how ms you have. collectors can bid on a dress worn by madonna. >> 198. maria: it looks like a shirt. >> front cover of cosmopolitan magazine. 1987, madonna was the poster child of the '80s if you will. this was a hot, hot item, estimated 6 to 8,000, madonna's, highighly collectible. people love madonna. maria: this right here is -- i don't know that we showed this well enough. >> that's written by kurt cobain, a set list. he decided to write out how the show was going to go. maria: