they have a son paul and daughter jessie. joey works at the family's auto body hop, s body shop, she at a bank. the couple buy a house on long island, new york. >> it was a great, great life. i loved it there. >> what a beautiful family. >> growing up, my father was always the king. you know, i had him on the highest pedestal. he was always the fun dad. >> reporter: the buttafuocos seemed to have it all, but not everything was picture perfect. the buttafuocos' lives would come crashing down in the spring of 1992. a teen aged girl rings the doorbell at the buttafuocos' home and tells her name as ann marie and her little sister is having an affair. >> and i said your little sister, how old are you? he said i'm 19. how old's your little sister? she's 16. i said listen, ann marie, i don't know what you want me to do about this, and i believe i said "thanks for coming by." with that, i turned my head, went for the door, and that was the end of my life as i knew it. >> that bullet had come in, broke the jaw, severed the carotid art

it is a huge night for jessie. she learns she has to dance her 1st solo in the not cracker suite in 2 months time. with this big fight only weeks away disaster has struck jessie. like christian personally. finnick shooting was her personally but unlike a lot of them in my. game i guess i mean a lot of my work. and there's a lot of a name. but most of it but i'm not going to. try and work on the show. as a muscle for the listening. but covering the wall what's called the well what i want you to call the hell out of us here. my lungs out in a single out one more thing probably doesn't do me but all i am on. jesse has less than 6 weeks to recover before the most important fight of his career. this is a story about a small village the society that inhabits it and 2 of its most important characters the villages by telephone and it's a mix of people. discovering new filmmaking talent from around the globe you find in latin america delves into this cube with michael. it's a really long for the song world. record on al-jaz

it's a credit to the brilliant jessie buckley that she manages to breathe such human life into what ishe screen in movies as diverse as beast and wild rose, works wonders, ensuring that this generally remains more intriguing than irritating. generally. if the absence of unsettling horror in kaufman's movie proves disappointing, then fear not — creepy thrills await in the swedish—danish thriller koko—di, koko—da, which is available on bfi player, blu—ray and digital download on monday. traumatised by tragedy, a bereaved couple go on a woodland camping trip in a bid to save their marriage. but having bought a music box as an eighth birthday present for their daughter, the pair find themselves stuck in a nightmarish loop of grief, terrorised by a troop of fairy tale characters depicted on the side of the aforementioned gift. built around a nursery rhyme that will get into your head and taunt you for days, this blackly comic oddity was brilliantly described by my friend and colleague trevorjohnston as a weird version of groundhog day and funny games, a phrase i wish i could claim as my own

and we got great music from jessie reyez, everyone that's a show right there. you know, every week we like to bring you some uplifting creative videos, whether they come from quarantine or just stuff around the country. it is time for, "what are you doing wednesday. ♪ ♪ it's wednesda what are you doing it's wednesday ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: first up, this family got so bored in quarantine that they invented a new game with tupperware and an egg. that's all you need. [ banging >> oh! [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's a good game right there. also, that's how i make breakfast in the morning [ laughter ] can i get a wa-wa? perfect. [ laughter ] next, this guy filmed his reaction to a cooking video. watch all the way through. check this out >> let's make some dinner for the kids >> girl, your pot is dirty >> the crockpot had some barbeque sauce left in it from last night when we had chicken >> shouldn't you be cleaning that though? >> this'll give extra flavor these are the scraps from the chicken that i cut up yesterday, and - >> girl. okay, then >> and here is about three to f

>> juan: jessie, jessie come out you think politicians don't use teleprompter is every politician --views. oh, my god, i don't know, i've been around a long time i apologize. >> juan: that use cue cards, teleprompters. >> jesse: you don't use a script into a teleprompter for a interview or a q&a, juan, everybody knows that. greg, when you saw this -- 's before they prompt people on answers. remember, when you have now is the trump campaign suggesting that >> juan biden has drug enht because i can't believe -- >> jesse: we have the president on judge jeanine on 9:00 p.m. eastern let's listen to that. >> there's possibly drugs involved and that's what i hear. i mean, possibly and i don't know how you can be so bad to where you can get out and sent it to new saw some of the debates with a large number of people on the stage. i mean, i used to say how is it possible that he can even go forward? >> jesse: greg, your reaction? >> greg: everything's on the table and they've been accusing trump of doing drugs for the last four years and being on adderall. that door is open and i love that in

the decision huge night for jessie. she learns she has to dance her 1st solo in the not cracker suite in 2 months time. with this big fight only weeks away disaster has struck jessie. lake christian personally. finnick shooting was a new but unlike. a game of i guess you mean a lot of my work. and there's a lot of a name. now a gun but most of it but i'm not going to. die in the world on the show. as it were the 1st or the opening of a lot of. covering the wall what's called the well what i've learned cubicle the hell out of us here. my lungs out in the single i was in complete. the but all i am on. jesse has less than 6 weeks to recover before the most important fight of his career. corruption it is there invisible behind a wall of silence. because of should go ruptures is not something people be told and it. is going to begin. your country his. let's destroy this war. in 2020 the faith based on what encourages the heroes who are fighting against corruption this helps our communities to save the resources that we need

this is jessie, principal of strada.by the way, i would like to thank staff, peter especially, for all the great work in moving through a very effective and fair and transparent process here. and president brandon, commissioners, director forbes, we're thrilled to have been recommended for this process. but as peter said, you know, this process of submitting to an r.f.p. is an unusual one for strada because as folks involved in other projects of ours know, we often spend months in the community working through these kinds of issues before we submit anything to the planning department for example. if you look at for example our most recent project in bayview hunters point where we got unanimous approval from the planning commission, no opposition. part of that was a testament to how we engaged in the community. within r.f.p. process, it's not possible to do that same kind of process. you kind of go off into your shuttered room and come up with an idea and hope it meets the expectations of the policymakers and the communit

>>in washington, i'm jessi turnure. time for sports. >>jimmy garoppolo hasn't been officially ruled out of sunday's game against the giants, but he did not practice today and after hearing from his head coach. he does not sound promising that he will play at all jimmy g suffered that high ankle sprain on this play in the 1st quarter and the typical prognosis for that injury is 4 to 6 weeks the niners were optimistic after seeing x-rays but he can if he can't practice all week, i doubt he will see the field that means nick moments, we'll get the first team reps he went 8 for 11 with 71 yards and an interception during the 2nd half versus the jets. there's that intersection right there moines has had his moments with the niners and his head coach is confident if he has to call his number. >>surprise of jimmy gets back later in the week, i know he still pull him to do but next ready to go so the house next joe be ready to go next got a lot of playing time with in 2018. prepared for moments like this so it does a good job in practice and. s

jessie, i'm thinking to myself those democrats are sneaky.e trying to lower expectations for biden? >> greg: probably. a >> jesse: only two times hasn't the media rick declared the republican the winter. once the debate between bush and gore, and the first obama-romney debate where romney just decimated him and obama seemed very bewildered. according to history joe biden will be deemed the winner of this debate no matter what happens. yes, he's been debating for 47 years, i wouldn't say it was that difficult to beat this crop in the spring, how hard was it to debate a socialist? it's not that hard. but remember he used to walk out on stage with bloodied eyeballs, he company got coldcocked by kamala harris. he refused his own website called president sanders. he goes out there and he gets very defensive when he has to defend his record, very angry and very frazzled and that's where trump will pressure him right there. and he wouldn't be able to specifically counter that. he doesn't know how his campfield about fracking. so joe that go viral or

back in april and was missing for months before her remains were found our washington correspondent jessi turnure reports now on new legislation. >>she's now an american hero that will save lots of lives just months after vanessa guillen was murdered by a fellow soldier from the fort hood military base in texas military members both men and women deserve to have equal per family introduce new legislation in the 22 year-old honor at the u.s. capitol democrat jackie spear and republican mark when mullen are leading the bipartisan charge for the iamvanessaguillen act this is the militaries. >>me too moment. and we are going to take full advantage to amplify it it would allow members of the military to report harassment to a 3rd party, make it a crime within the uniform code of military justice and prosecution decisions of assault and harassment cases out of the chain of command this systemic issue that's been going on inside a dod isn't any different than the stomach issue we haven't. >>and the civilian world too. the promise is the way they treat him. >>fort hood is considered the most viol

>>washington correspondent jessi turnure reports. >>we've got to make sure that the post office is not being led by criminals democrat jim cooper wants to get to the bottom of recent allegations against postmaster general louis dejoy a washington post investigation reported dejoy urged employees at his former company to donate about a million dollars to republican candidates and then reimburse them for the contributions and taxes does a little bit committing a crime and then tying a bow on top of the present. democrats also criticized a joy for holding 10's of millions of dollars in stocks in companies that would benefit from the privatization of the postal service. they want the joy removed from his position never has the post office and led by more partisan people dejoy wasn't involved in today's hearing and republicans complained only partisan witnesses who don't currently work for usps were invited to testify, this is not productive. >>this doesn't advance the agenda for the post office in any form or fashion congressman gary pal

jessie sumner here. lots of the women that we know, from long service, edith nours rogers, all of these folks are here. often they are described as fabulously wealthy or 5'3", or you know, a tiny brunette, things like that that are placing them still in this -- it is a tricky position for them to figure out. in this transitional generation, this is 1941, it is going to continue to be a little bit complicated to figure out. once the war ends, it will get more complicated. in this case, it is kind of an interesting contrast. jessie sumner is on the phone and and she is taking care of business. over here, we have margaret chase smith, who is tending some flowers. and she has a wonderful, fascinating come along career. this is a gallery pass signed by margaret chase smith in 1941. gallery passes were often collected as souvenirs of trips to the capitol. and this was perhaps someone from maine visiting and would have been signed by one of the few women in congress at the time. >> this is a transitional time.

in washington, i'm jessi turnure. >>up next in sports the oakland a's are taking on the astro's in a double header today, jason dumas says the highlights from game one next the number of virtual doctor visits is up now more than ever how the changes saving americans >>the >>pandemic has pushed telehealth visits to an all-time high of 4 patients it may not be a bad report estimates tele health patients save not only time but also money an estimated 1.1 million dollars in fuel from not driving to see their doctor and missed appointments jobs by 3%. one ohio clinic says it had fewer than 50 telehealth visits in the month of february to nearly 2800 a day during the pandemic. >>without a doubt this this move has been inevitable leaks about thanking how much of the banking do we do virtually. it's about retail, i mean how many things do people now purchase over the internet on their phones. why would healthcare be any different. >>many health officials say the tele health trend continuing even after covid-19 pandemic is ove

feel that he's needed because talking about it had to do we got to know something amazing patti and jessie and rebecca people have the power was written by patti smith and her late husband it has become an absence of activists around the well i want to end with this the 1st thank you so much guests thank you you and thank you to the sea immediacy the combination of the a.j. stream this week when you order these special shies i will leave you with people at the palace thank you watching everything. you. i. mean it. seems. to me. to be. a. corruption it is that invisible behind a wall of silence. against corruption corruption is not something could be called it that. this. country his. let's destroy this wolf. came in 2020 the free if they so good can come to just the heroes who are fighting against corruption this helps our communities to save the resources that we need kamala to address the burning problems that affect us all. shine a light on anticorruption here i. nominate now. from fossil fuels to modern day renewable as societies develop the energy demands increase requiring innovative

washington correspondent jessi to nor reports. >>do we move to the next tale alabama senator richard shelby said the economy is recovering. but 11 million americans are still unemployed, mostly in the travel hospitality and entertainment industries. arkansas senator tom cotton pointed to the airline industry which runs out of billions in covid aid on october 1st he said a flight attendant talk to him on a recent flight she's afraid she's about to lose your job in early october and it would be the first time in her life she had ever gone on unemployment, alabama, senator doug jones asked about one particular demographic on the unemployment line only single moms going to put food on the table how they gonna pay for the necessities. joan stressed, 9 million mostly low income americans still haven't received their $1200 stimulus checks. he asked treasury secretary steven the new chun to extend the october 15 deadline to register nation said he would look into that louisiana senator john kennedy congress could help now by allowing the

in washington, i'm jessi turnure. >>still ahead on the kron 4 morning news restaurants across the country are calling on congress to pass a bill tailored specifically to help their industry that story coming up in just a bit outside we have a little bit of fog this morning. but it's not so bad the air quality is improving the weekend is looking pretty good. we'll have your full forecast in just a >>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news, the time almost 4.30 t g i f everyone let's check in with meteorologist john stray ball who's standing by patiently waiting to give us an update on the forecast a john deere of and yes, it is a day that's going to be another nice one for getting outside we've been getting spoiled the past couple of days, but i'd say we've earned. >>these good air quality nice sunshiny days that we have been saying and today we'll keep that going some low clouds sitting above the east bay as of right now, and you can see visibility at a couple of spots, especially hilly terrain is being impacted by so

but republicans continue to dig in insisting on a much smaller bill washington correspondent jessi to nor reports. >>1 million lives created in the image of calm. >>i've been faith leaders from across the country are combating the coronavirus pandemic not only with thoughts and prayers but with calls for action. we have to call our leaders, the white house or congress to not be naive in ignorance or simply play political games bread for the world president eugene cho says the millions of americans who are hungry unemployed and homeless can't wait until after the election for the next round of relief. speaker nancy pelosi spoke to a virtual prayer and policy meeting sponsored by the christian anti-hunger organization about the house's new slim down coronavirus relief bill which had backed a lot of money to attract republican support it doesn't mean we cut out any priorities. the bill provides 2.2 trillion dollars in relief. >>including a new round of financial and food aid for families there is bipartisan agreement on a bulk of the package, but republicans still won't budge on several

the decision huge night for jessie. she learns she is to dance her 1st solo in the not cracker suite in 2 months time. with this big fight only weeks away disaster has struck jessie. like chris you personally. should it was a new but unlike a lot of it was like. a game of i guess you mean a lot of love with. and there's a lot of a name. now a gun but it must have been put in there and not like on the one. side and the new one on the show. as he lets us know that opening almost a whole lot of. covering the waffle school and then i'll put a bunny cubicle down over here. not among top in a single out one molesting company doesn't mean you'll be put off by a moment. jesse has less than 6 weeks to recover before the most important fight of his career. close your eyes. listen. to blossom i never thought i'd be singing your column and with the poor i never dreamt of the way the words fail music speaks to short films about how music and knocked down rules and inspire hope for a better life a.j. selects on al-jazeera. the latest

the decision huge night for jessie. she learns she is to dance her 1st solo in the not cracker suite in 2 months time. with this big fight only weeks away disaster has struck jessie. like christian personally. it was a sore knee but unlike a lot i mean like. a game of i guess i mean a lot of love. when you're alone up in a. gun but most likely not going to. die in the world on the show. as you must 1st know that opening. a little guy but i've been in wa what's called the well what a bloody cubicle there lounge over here. my lungs out in a single one of us in company doesn't mean you'll be put off by a moment. jesse has less than 6 weeks to recover before the most important fight of his career. corruption it is there invisible behind a wall of silence. because of should go ruptures is not something to be told that this. is going to begin. your country his. let's destroy this war. in 2020 the free space over encourages the heroes who are fighting against corruption this helps our communities to save the resources that we

when jessie james came there he said oh, wait a minute. aren't you my cousin he said to my great grandmother's mom and she said, yes i am. he says, oh, and he gave the money back to her. so there was a really lot of things going on in society at that time. i think the impact of suffrage was a combination of ingredients that came about where women had been disenfranchised over a long period of time. even the salem witch trials were nothing more than urban renewal where they found women at risk because their husbands died and left them with a lot of money and people wanted to take that money from them. >> ron, you've got to write a book. talk about some connections. >> caller: oh, well it is even worse than that. i have to mention that we are related to rutherford b. hayes, second and third cousins, and also to woodrow wilson, a further even reach. but as i mentioned, the incestuous part of the process is there were a lot of socialites involved in this. my great grandma came from kansas city, missouri. >> what a great story. >> that's where

that's fine. >> so you have jessie on the one hand.r brother absolutely refuses to use its. >> i use my credit card, oh, any relation to joey? any relation? any relation? i hate that. just because someone has an opinion about it means i have to change my name? uh-uh. i'm gonna change other people's opinions about it. >> jessica told me that she wants to rescue the name buttafuoco and i give her a lot of credit for that. >> oh, i'm definitely on my journey. i any i'm probably going to look at this interview in ten years and and like, oh, honey.

tuvieron la oportunidad de presentar su o sus obras en la pÁgina de la internet de la feria nos vamos jessi> gracias por acompaÑarnos (mÚsica) (música). (mÚsica) en telemundo 48 se acerca el fin de semana feriado y algunas playas podrían estar cerradas debido a la pandemia. demás son considerados esenciales pero alguna persona dice que fueron olvidado le decimos cómo se hace para proteger del covid-19 en los trabajadores del campo su noticiero telemundo 48 a las cinco. la celebración de fin de semana festivo no serán en la playa. por lo menos en algunas en nuestra región. qué tal buenas tardes alejandra cervantes es que ¿comunidades cerraran sus playas para evitar la propagación del covid-19 >>> nos enlazamos en directo con kristen cáceres en el condado san mateo das críticas christian. así es qué tal buenas tardes se comete que autoridades locales están piden a todos los turistas que se mantienen alejadas en esa comunidad un brote del covid-19 varias personas disfrutando de las ricas condiciones aquí en la playa de pacífica pero le cuenta que para muchos de ellos es alejarse simplemente se

>>in washington, i'm jessi turnure. new today, there's some big news in the race to find a vaccine for the coronavirus johnson and johnson is beginning a final study of a covid-19 vaccine and this one is significant. >>because it would just be one dose the others are multiple doses now this study started this morning and will be one of the world's largest coronavirus vaccine studies so far the company is testing the shot and 60,000 volunteers in the u.s. and across the world. a handful of other vaccines in the u.s. including shots made by moderna and pfizer are already in final-stage testing. even with the ongoing nightmare of california wildfires a lot of people in the state are still unprepared for the risk. catherine heenan of inside bay area politics talk to a state senator who is doing everything that he can to change that good afternoon catherine tai justin yeah we're talking state senator bill dodd. he's had more than his share of constituents who have. >>really suffered terribly in the recent wildfires his distr

porter jessie when god joins us on the line from southern and welcome jessie to tell us more about the background to this. that's right phil police were listed about 3 hours ago as one incident of an apartment block in boiling and something i'm sorry that's about 25 kilometers of possible capital of site of no contest fabia. i said they were listed by the grandmother of the children you mentioned the one to your old. that there had been an incident at the apartment block as i seide that the mother then took her oldest child an 11 year old to the disposal trying station where she was lysa struck by a china she is in the hospital at the moment and i'm able to talk to police about why this incident occurred or the reason behind it so how people react. the people i've spoken to in absolute shock they say the family is quiet i think to themselves they're rarely seen outside of their apartment block around the areas . they cite i didn't hear anything in the liaison to the incident that happened 2 or 3 hours ago. it's just a complete disbelief here there are people that are crying that. peopl

david, kathryn jessie, thank you for being with us. i'm so sorry for your loss.ebecca the glue of your family. first of all, how are you all doing? how are you holding up? >> we're getting by from day to day. it been a struggle. >> yeah. kathryn, if you could, what do you want people to know about your mom? she sounds like a remarkable woman. she was a specialist in infectious diseases and outspoken from the start about wearing masks and taking precautions and seems like so many people loved her. >> she was easily one of the smartest, most driven people i knew. she kind of taught me who i wanted to be as a person. she said let people be who they are and kind of really believed in the idea of treating people the way you want to be treated? >> she was a person didn't take a lot of crap. she knew what she was talking about when it came to her field and when it came to a lot of other things and she was the one that i really trusted and i think she's someone that a lot of people trusted. >> david, how did you two meet? >> we met in college and got married after our fi

in washington, i'm jessi turnure. >>for your money this morning sony finally reveals how much the playstation 5 will cost and 9 million americans, we'll get letters from the irs about missing stimulus checks. jane king is live in new york with those stories and more the checks in the mail was at the that's right what you know. did not get that $1200 stimulus that and many did get and this is typically people who haven't filed tax return and while the irs for whatever reason just hasn't been able to track him down so they can still get that you can go to irs dot gov and right on the front page register your information you have until october 15th to get that done airlines sia has met with the white house yesterday. >>it's a more cash they're seeking. another 25 billion dollars in federal aid now the airlines got billions back in march and as part of that deal they agreed they would not cut any jobs through september 30th, but air travel is still far below where it normally would be and they say they need more money to

>>in washington, i'm jessi turnure. >>tonight's sports to clients. we've doubled our speeds the fastest just got back. >>the giants are one of the hottest teams in baseball and for the first time since they know they're back at 500 for the season tonight they opened up a 2 game set with the mariners. smoky skies in san francisco top of the second tied at one bases loaded for jp crawford and he clears them will one swing of the bat. the giants to throw crawford out at 3rd, but look damage still done. seattle takes the lead here and it will see him throw now right now. it's got to be quicker than already to the 4th inning veer into giants down to one off for murray ceo dubai on feel he smashes one high and deep to left you can forget about that one. giants tied up. with one swing of the bat. well bottom of the 7th all knotted up at 5 darin ruf. that's deep to left it keeps on carrying. the giants take the lead on russ solo shot and that will be if they beat the mariners 6 to 5 5 wins in a row for the giants. all righty across the bay game 2 of the doub

my name is jessie, and i'm with strata group. i just wanted to give a special shoutout to peter and his team, rebecca for running a thorough and incredibly transparent process. i'm the founder of strata, and we're a ten-year-old real estate company fully based, po born, and bred in san francisco. really, in many ways, there's no developer based in the bay area that has the depth of experience working on complex waterfront development projects like we do. as one indication between michael cohen and i, i think we have helped draft and pass eight different state lands related bills in the state legislature for san francisco waterfront projects. next slide, please. just a little bit about our development team. you know, i'm not going to go into detail, but one thing that's important to note here is every single firm on this list here had had direct experience on working on port 32, and that's important on a project like this. and so this team represents expertise in that area. with the exception of grim shaw and james corner field op

the debris reports of jessie when god is insulting them welcome jenny tell us more about the background to this tragedy. that's right phil a 27 year old mother suspected of killing her 5 children in the apartment block behind me police say off the instant about 3 or 4 hours ago she then traveled to dissolute off with her 11 year old son. with the intent of ending her life it was there at the train station that she placed ice free herself in front of the trying. she remains in hospital at the moment police i think and i suspect and i'm not not aware of why this incident happened they say that they were contacted by the children's grandmother but she was and i thought to shed any light on the incident they are able to cite that they do believe she is responsible for the deaths they're not releasing the cause of the deaths at the moment we have seen a number of police behind me you know out of the building hartley in the next few days they'll be able to shed some light on the exact cause of the deaths and the reason behind it and how people are reacting. yet there's a huge crowd that's gat

announcement to write worldwide like ready to have a ripple of it saying that i see it all mazing jessie i he you you have persuaded me you should let me know if you maintain and yet not yet can not is going to keep talking at you and tell you all persuaded i didn't show you something here oh my not tell this is coming up on september 24th the high level roundtable on climate action this is at state had said business is all gathering together virtually actually on this illness platform joining a virtual this is what's happening at the high level what if you seen in your time as an activist and musician well you have seen people's attitudes change towards their environment to hold the climate climate change. well i said as a child i remember my mother being very disturbed because already she was saying changes in the ocean changes in the way you know she would say the smell is so strong sot there used to be thousands of clams and and oysters and law on his of. you know all kinds of seal a friend she is she was very worried about how it was changing and i started no one things we've been i

now partisan politics still stand in the way of passing any police legislation in washington, i'm jessi turnure. >>okay time for another look at the forecast we're looking live overlooking what is that overlooking the city it is still a downtown san francisco still pretty hazy all although better yeah chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here lawrence you still have some smoke in the air for sure but could actually see the fog and be able to differentiate the 2 boys taken so long to mix out some of that smoke. >>day after day a smoky conditions finally we're starting to see some changes now that smoke and made its way all the way out the pacific in the with the westerly wind was bringing it back on shore. now we're starting to clear things out finally and looks like some improving air quality over the next couple days clouds rolling back in right now tomorrow you're going to see some improve air quality alert tomorrow morning doesn't look so good a poor quality parts of the east and the south bay moderate amounts of blue building up along the coast and the north bay, but i think by th

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now partisan politics still stand in the way of passing any police legislation in washington, i'm jessi turnure. still ahead on the kron 00:04am morning news guns, drugs and violence now more than 2 dozen arrests. why the federal and local law enforcement say. >>the east bay is much safer after after a major gangs and before we head to break we're checking in on the bay bridge which has been you know pretty quiet so far we don't have any hot spots are major crashes or stalls so. now sometimes just come on and beat the rush or a definite going to have some heavier traffic soon as we get on out there under 10 minutes into san francisco. >>welcome back everyone the time is 4.29 good morning and thanks for staying with us yesterday morning a lot of started noticing. you know how the sky was clearing up and we could see the sunshine peeking through in some spots not everywhere but it is so nice to to know that our air quality is finally improving not great but it's getting better john yes, definitely some big improvements raman and we will take it because we have been looking at a historic r

they live a life -- at this age, jessie, i was still riding my bike after school and take out books inhe book mobile. they are forced into sex having 20-30 johns a day. that's their life. and they are beaten into submission. johns will keep them at an apartment where there will be 3, 5, 10 of them there, and she'll be beaten brutally if they try to escape. they are tossed away as runaways. they are being child sex trafficked. jesse: a lot of them are injected with drugs to keep them come plient. hats off to law enforcement for cracking his ring. >> amen, brother. jesse: while biden was vp, his son hunter was making shady deals with china. peter schweizer joins me next. >> the biden family has a series of lucrative deals. joe biden was steering u.s. foreign policy towards jesse: hunter biden's secret chinese business dealing exposed in a documentary. it's the shady dealing he was involved in when his father was vp and steering china foreign policy. >> hunter biden joined his father the next morning for a meeting with the u.s.-china business council. then joe biden was off to a meeting w

for 21 years, jessie has asked me every single morning what he can do for me that day. finds ways to ta ke say, nothing, he still finds ways to take things off my plate. and that is not because he has a lot of free time, he has a busy law practice, it is because he's a and generous husband and i am very fortunate. jesse and i have a life full of relationships, not only with our children, but with siblings, friends, and fearless baby—sitters, one of home is with us today, i am particularly grateful to my parents, mike and linda kony. i spent the bulk, i have spent the bulk of my aduu bulk, i have spent the bulk of my adult hood as a midwesterner, but i grew up in their new orleans home, and as my brother and sisters can also attest, mum and dad's generosity extends not only to us but to more people than any of us could count. they are an inspiration. it is important, at any moment like this, to acknowledge family and friends. but this evening, i also want to acknowledge you, my fellow americans. the president has nominated me to serve on the united states supreme court a

this is jessie, principal of strada. the way, i would like to thank staff, peter especially, for all the great work in moving through a very effective and fair and transparent process here. and president brandon, commissioners, director forbes, we're thrilled to have been recommended for this process. but as peter said, you know, this process of submitting to an r.f.p. is an unusual one for strada because as folks involved in other projects of ours know, we often spend months in the community working through these kinds of issues before we submit anything to the planning department for example. if you look at for example our most recent project in bayview hunters point where we got unanimous approval from the planning commission, no opposition. part of that was a testament to how we engaged in the community. within r.f.p. process, it's not possible to do that same kind of process. you kind of go off into your shuttered room and come up with an idea and hope it meets the expectations of the policymakers and the community.

well you know her as a country singer and songwriter and this morning jessie james decker is cookingheir growing family meant growing expenses, our agents helped make saving on insurance easy usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. usaa learned a second languageument applied to college applied for a loan started a business started a blog shared a picture shared a moment turn your wish list into a checklist, with internet essentials from comcast. when you're connected, you're ready for anything. ainsley: jessie james decker is a country music singer and songwriter and she's a fashion entrepreneur and she's a busy mom and this morning, add cookbook author to that list. her very first cookbook, "just feed me simply delicious recipes from my heart to your plate" is out today and jessie joins us now from her kitchen in nashville to tell us all about it. >> hi. ainsley: you were on our show a few years ago when you had your lifestyle book but this is your first full cookbook right? >> this is my first official cookbook and i'm over the moon today about it. ainsley: that's wonderful tell

a country struggling with open demick and with a history of economic strain that is how will and jessie to send the thing i didn't email. the police in haiti who fired tear gas across protesting over the murder of a prominent lawyer student from a law school in port au prince trying to blockade the capitol streets with burning tires the head of the bar association more ferry and overall was shot dead at his home on friday no arrests have been made. student unions in myanmar origin people to boycott november's general election they say the country cannot build real democracy as long as the constitution reserves a quarter of all parliamentary seats for the army is florence livy. in myanmar telltale signs that a general election it's coming in downtown yangon try shots have been decked out with party placards and printing companies have been busy putting party logos on banners t. shirts and caps the upcoming november election will be myanmar's 2nd freely contested elections since 50 years of military rule ended in 2011 but for some the hope and excitement of the last election in 2015 have

in a country struggling with epidemic and with a history of economic strain that is how will and jessie to santa fe argentina. a check political leader has met taiwan's president despite threats of retaliation from china senate president milosevic the show is not bound by czech government policy not to send delegations to the island which china considers part of its territory earlier this week he declared himself taiwanese in a speech to parliament beijing says he'll pay a heavy price for visiting the island. police in haiti are fired tear gas up crowds protesting against the murder of a prominent lawyer students from a law school in port au prince attempted to blockade the capital streets with burning tires the head of the bar association months. was shot dead in his home on friday no arrests have been made students accuse the government of complicit silence during a rise in violence and security in haiti. the u.s. says it suspending some aid to ethiopia over an ongoing down dispute with egypt the state department has call it a temporary poor's and has not revealed how much money will

but they do it very well, and you know, they're involved not just with their own family but with jessien classes, so they're engaged in the community and they're very generous with their time. ainsley: rick that's all the time we have thank you for joining us we appreciate it. >> my pleasure. ainsley: we're just over 12 hours away from the presidential debate what do voters want to hear tonight? lawrence jones is live on the ground in cleveland and he joins us next. find your rhythm. your happy place. find your breaking point. then break it. every emergen-c gives you a potent blend of nutrients so you can emerge your best with emergen-c. my hygienist cleans with a round head, so does my oral-b. my hygienist personalizes my cleaning, so does my oral-b. my hygienist uses just the right pressure, and so does my oral-b. oral-b combines a dentist-inspired brush head with the gentle energy of micro-vibrations for the wow of a professional clean feel every day. my mouth says wow and so does my oral-b. keeping your oysters growing while keeping your business growing has you swamped. (♪ ) you ne

. >> bret: think you, jessie.reaking tonight we are 555 days away from election. the violence of nature and the violence against police out west and also keeping an eye on hurricane sally which is prompting evacuation orders in louisiana and mississippi as it brings the potential deadly storm surge again. out west, 35 people are dead, tens of thousands are displaced of this evening because of raging wildfires. the cause of the fires has become a political football during the election season, but honoring those that have batt

. >> dana: let me start with you, jessie about tomorrow and this will be the third supreme court justice that president trump has had an opportunity to nominate in his first term and pretty remarkable. >> jesse: and we will be covering it live saturday night with the announcement at 5:00 so greg will be home and i will be live [laughter] but listen, the democrats might get lucky because half of the time republican presidents they get up to the tee box and shank one. you could have the kennedy, you could have roberts. sometimes they nominate swing justices or liberal justices so you know statistically she could be a total bust but she won't because listen to her record. before you >> dana: , you do a lot of reading. >> jesse: a lot of people think she will be an originalist when she dipped her -- interprets constitution. but the democrats are now saying that she will not go to the hearings, and that they will try to destroy her character so that she becomes unfit and makes the look like a sham here they are acting completely childish but it does not look good in here is why. this weekend

jessie, let me ask you, i think the president anticipated that this nomination might help him in thential race, but so far, the polls don't show that. they showed 2-1. in fact, americans think the next president should be the one to make the appointment. so has this been a disappointment for the president's team customer >> jesse: i'm so glad you pulled up polls because you brought up what i want to bring appeared there is a place, i'm not sure if you've heard of it, harvard university. harvard university had a poll that's at 53% of americans think the president should nominate a just as quickly and the senate should take that person up quickly and that includes 51% of independents. also would like to push back on some more democrat misinformation about amy coney barrett. this is from "the new york post," the only newspaper that i read every single morning. i'm sorry, betsy. that is the correct pronunciation of her name. they are saying that she's going to undo obamacare appeared false. she's going to joined the other judges and take a scalpel to the mandate. she is not going to take