did you create "jessica?" jessica: no, i did not create "jessica james." i worked on "jessica james" with the writer and director, who is amazing, and we had done this movie, "peoples, places, things" together two years before. he said something really nice when we were done. i was a supporting character in that. i really loved working with you. he said, "wait, i can write you a movie. we met a bunch before we pitched the idea of "the incredible jessica james." he said, i'm thinking of the structure being like this. what are your thoughts? by the time we worked out a deal, they had added me on as executive producer. that was really exciting. i got a lot of creative input and i think that is what is so fun about the movie is you can see a lot of things like she abbreviates words and she feels very much like me. jessica james feels like jessica williams, which is me. charlie: how did that work? you put her together and you said, "this is me, so therefore i will make her like me?" jessica: i said i really want to create an authentic character and i wanted her

so i think -- >> charlie: jessica james feels like you. >> jessica james feels like jessica williams which is me. >> charlie: science fiction fans have a big reason to visit new york's museum of modern art. future unperfect is an exhibit of 70 films from 22 countries. taken together the films explore the question of what it means to be human. the show is curated by joshua siegel. >> our series spans about 116 years. it encompasses countries and i'm josh siegel the curator of the museum of modern and art. i'd long wanted to do a science fiction movie series but i was trying to think of ways in which i wouldn't have to trot out the usual suspects. if i were to limit myself only to the greatest hits i wouldn't have room left for the more amazing discoveries i've made in the past year or so. >> i've done it. it's a radio active group. >> i didn't want any interplanetary space travel or invasions or monsters. you think what's left? what came to the surface is -- surfaced is questions on what it means to be human. >> do you think i may be switched off because i don't function as well as i'

jessica: like, super proud of you. they absolutely surprised me, but in the best way, the best possible way. gavin: this all begins with two of jessica's students, roma smith and jenna kang, both of whom live near san jose's coyote creek, both of whose families were hit hard by february's flooding. roma: well, right now i'm living at my grandma and grandpa's house. gavin: at jessica's suggestion, the two girls made a presentation about the flood to the school student council, telling their stories and suggesting a flood fundraiser. not for their families, though. jenna kang: but i think we both did it for our neighbors, to help them, because they really do need a lot of help. gavin: the council agreed and a school wide goal was set, $5,000. jessica: now, i remember, when they said $5,000, i was--i kind of wanted them to pick something more achievable. roma: who has donations? gavin: still, when spread out among the entire school, all jessica's students had to do to do their part was raise a little more than $200. roma:

jessica? >> jessica: i agree with what's been said here. nikki haley and president trump are the real rock stars of this. it's amazing what she's done there. >> harris: how is she been a game changer? >> jessica: she's been allowed to be the sole actor within the u.n. she is going after things that have been priorities for her, i think she's made it clear to president trump and other members of the administration that that is her domain and she has clear priorities. she has a very good sense of what american values are, what our priorities are and how to execute that. i think she is well respected. i think part of that does have to do with the fact that she at first was a fan of president trump and everyone knows that she's doing this for the good of the country. all the props in the world to her. i think it's important that public opinion is swaying. there is much more increased support for prevention there. if north korea does take off, i don't know what that is due to, but i think it is important and it certainly puts the wind at preside

jessica simpson's style code? if you got it, flaunt it. four l,ooks three days. jessica's toned legs on display, along with a couple of other things. how does the mom pull it off? >> pushup bra. you think they're big now? you should have seen them some time ago. >> jessica posted her favorite look, this maxi by gucci, saying good lord, i love this dress. jessica rocked the mini skirt and crop top, but the lesson here is accessories are everything. that clutch shaped like a mouth is about $600. with this look, jessica teased captioning, the record label, 11-11 is coming soon. stay tuned. want wait for that. >> a lot of pushups. got keep these things up. >> do you have any die yets? >> running around with my kids. that is a diet in and of itself. >>> ♪ it's all because of you >> 98 degrees is back. they have a new project in the works, but we wanted to know about the newest thing in nick's life, being on daddy duty again. ♪ >> congratulations on the baby. >> thank you. >> how are the two older ones adjusting? >> my daughter dotes on him and hugs on him. >> do y

, it's jessica. >> jessica, meet jessica. >> hello yes. >> yes, i was adopted. now i have a whole new co-anchor, forget raj, my new one is ryan. he's from livermore. and he says he's going to take very good care of me. he promised we're going to go out and sniff out a good story. we are going to go out and do some investigations and i promise that i would mind my manners with him and not try to take over the entire desk. so, very happy ending saying good-bye to myself, it turns out all the cats here named here at nbc bay area, rob, they all got adopted, but we still have these two, and maybe what people don't know about you kerry, we call you the swing dog, and i heard you have a dog out there at one of the shelters in part of our clear the shelters today. how did your dog do? >> we're going to announce that shortly, but i want the suspense to build. are you training those cats? what's going on there? >> i'm kind of -- i think they're training me actually. i'm not really sure what i'm doing. we're having a good time. and they are still available for adoption. so

charlie: jessica williams is here. she was hired as a correspondent on "the daily show" when she was just a 22-year-old college student. she created many popular pieces lgbtq for sexism, and that program. she is the cohost of the popular comedy podcast. this summer, she stars in the netflix film "the incredible jessica james." she plays a struggling playwright trying to get over her ex-boyfriend. "writing" describes her performance as a force of nature. here is the trailer. >> ♪ >> i am tall and pretty. i am smart. obviously, i will have many great loves in my life. i be offended? >> i was hoping it would help me get over this guy. >> i'm getting a lot of inquiries regarding your status. >> my raw feminine energy. >> do you have more than one vibrator? >> has one man ever fulfilled all of your needs? >> the incredible jessica james. >> ♪ >> i am 25 and in this weird transitional phase. >> i need to tell you how i feel. >> fine. how do you feel? >> i don't know. >> ♪ subverting the patriarchal paradigm. it is neve

with this look, jessica teased new music is on the way. captioning, the record label, 11-11 is coming soon. stay tuned. want wait for that. >> a lot of pushups. got keep these things up. >> do you have any die yets? >> running around with my kids. that is a diet in and of itself. >>> ♪ it's all because of you >> 98 degrees is back. they have a new project in the works, but we wanted to know about the newest thing in nick's life, being on daddy duty again. ♪ >> congratulations on the baby. >> thank you. >> how are the two older ones adjusting? >> my daughter dotes on him and hugs on him. >> do you think you would ever do the reality thing with your family? >> know, definitely not. when you're young, it's a different thing. >> nick has come a long way. he posted the side by side throe back photo that shows his evolution. in fact, all the guys from 98 degrees have gone from boys to men. justin jeffre ran for mayor of cincinnati. justin has three kids as well. >> are any of your kids musically inclined? >> unfortunately, yes. i was helping

jessica? >> jessica: i thought that was interesting. the mayor of phoenix came out days ago to say -- he knew right away that campaign style rally looking back at how the rally have gone in the past would be wrong for the city right now. three publican governor is not going to attend, though he will meet the president on the tarmac. i want to piggyback a little bit and bring up the quandary that president is finding himself in now that he has betrayed his campaign promises are not being a globalist and interventionist and i wonder if if you will ads that tonight. >> harris: i want to watch the president waved before he steps onto air force one. sometimes this president has been known to say something. that was such a quick d board and reboard. >> jessica: i hope he will keep, obviously he won't be as subdued as he was last night at a rally. i do think it's important he speaks thoroughly to his base about his change in attitude towards this war and explained to them how important it is. >> trish: the ball is in his court and the reason b

>> jessica: i 100% think there is value. i think it's one of the brightest points people are making about why there hasn't been a more active conversation. especially during the tenure of our first african-american president. i am torn about this issue personally. i've heard both sides. i've heard the president of the united states a beautiful monuments are beautiful statues or whatever he said which i think is an insane thing to say in the conversation of last wee week. my dad said we are a nation based on states' rights. my dad is further left that i am and he said leaving these issues up to the communities. something i didn't know that i found interesting. there seems to be an impression that the statues are relics from the civil war. a lot of these are recent. statues that went up in the 1990s. there's no reason we need to be fielding more robert e. lees. >> kat: this is not an emotional issue for me. i'm white and i am from detroit. there's not a big confederate statue presence in detroit. i think, i agree, let them dec

>> jessica: no, never. >> kennedy: it you're contradicting yourself. if you want people to come to this country legally and work for less money, you'll drive prices up and run small businesses out. >> jessica: minimum wage can be raised easily. >> kennedy: its flawed liberal ideology. >> harris: any time he talks about immigration which is something that the both sides of the political aisle really don't want to talk about, he furthers this cause he's going to clear the swamp out and do what he has to do. my big question in all of this and having a home in a border state in arizona and looking at how that labor plays such an important role economically is that there are certain jobs where people are coming in with poor skills. i don't see often americans going and taking those roles where i live in arizona. the ability to come across the border wanting jobs. >> jessica: they're not necessarily illegals. be will to stomach to my dimmick people come here totally legall legally. >> guy: very quickly, a political point because we're talking about policy wh

>> the incredible jessica -- the incredible jessica james! ♪ ♪ >> i'm 25 and sort of in this weird transitional phase. damon? >> i need to tell you how i feel. >> fine, how do you feel? i -- i don't know. ♪ ♪ >> the abcs of subverting the patriarchal paradigm. >> it's never too soon to start questioning the system. >> what system? the system that we're all prisoner to. >> i'm not prisoner to any system. >> you just pretended to eat poop out of a diaper, so... >> you're a very complicated person. >> i know. i'm sorry are. >> you never need to apologize for that. there are so many other things you could apologize for. ( laughter ) >> i didn't realize my feelings weren't as valid as yours. >> jessica, i really like you. of course you do. everybody does. i'm friggin' dope. >> what is your name? >> rose: so having seen that -- first of all, great to have you here. >> thank you very much. i'm very excited to be here. this is legendary for me. when i look back on my life, my end of days, i'm going to think about this. i'm going to be, like,

jessica: es una fortuna de mÁs de $16,000. es algo imposible de tener con lo que ganan estos hombres al dÍa. >> todos nos echamos la mano. jessica: espera que "franklin", toque tierra en el norte de veracruz esta maÑana. las lluvias ya llegaron . sus vientos tienen a todos preocupados. las clases se suspendieron, los comercios se han rodeado de barricadas para resistir y los -- en los supermercados, la gente busca vÍveres. >> nosotros no prevenimos. la -- nos prevenimos, la otra vez estuvo muy feo. jessica: el gobernador de veracruz, pidiÓ calma. gobernador: y no tienen nada que hacer fuera de su domicilio, quÉdense en casa, que es de seguros, quÉdense tranquilos. jessica: se espera que " franklin toque tierra en la madrugada. enrique: seguiremos pendientes. esta noche se conociÓ un vÍdeo en que hombres encapuchados se presenta como militares activos, entrenados que lucharÍan contra la dictadura comunista en venezuela. dicen que seguirÁn con la operaciÓn "david", para defender la democracia con subidas de ser necesa

with this look, jessica teased new music is on the way. captioning, the record label, 11-11 is coming soon. #staytuned. can't way for that. as for the secrets to keeping that body. >> a lot of pushups. got keep these things up. >> do you have any diet secrets? >> running around with my kids. that is a diet in and of itself. ♪ it's all because of you >> 98 degrees is back. they have a new project in the works, but we wanted to know about the newest thing in nick's life, being on daddy duty again. ♪ i do cherish you >> congratulations on the baby. >> thank you. >> how are the two older ones adjusting? >> my daughter dotes on him and and loves on him and hugs him, sometimes a little too tight. >> do you think you would ever do the reality thing with your family? >> no. >> definitely not. >> it's one thing when you're young and in this business but when you have a family your sole purpose is to look out for your kids. >> nick has come a long way. he posted the side by side throe back photo that shows his evolution. in fact, all the guys fr

. >> jessica simpson. wait until you hear about the jaw dropping price tag. >> a young and the restless star's loss of his son. >> i looked at my son's body and people say, how did you do that? closed captioning provided by -- food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. >>> right now we have got your friday fashion fix. jessica simpson's style code? if you got it, flaunt it. four looks, three days. jessica's toned legs on display, along with a couple of other things. how does the mom pull it off? >> pushup bra. you think they're big now? you should have seen them some time ago. >> jessica posted her favorite look, this maxi by gucci, saying good lord, i love this dres

jessica biel in "the sinner." check this out. [ cheers ] >> whatever you have to do now because of what happened, i won't believe you, because you're going to have to move on. and this is not your fault. you were such a good husband to me. i never thought that i would have a normal life and i did. i really did, and it's because of you. hey. >> i got to go, okay? ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's good. it's good. congrats on the good -- >> thanks. >> jimmy: i love you. jessica biel. check out "the sinner" coming next wednesday at 10:00 p.m. on usa network. matt bomer joins us after the break. ♪ ♪ you got your mom side. ♪ a just be calm side. ♪ you got a, "i never thought i'd get married at 65" side. ♪ ♪ "hey i'm just looking" side. ♪ man, you better buy that ride, whooo! ♪ ♪ that's why there's nationwide. ♪ ♪ they help to know, protect and grow your many sides. ♪ ♪ yeeeahhh ♪ nationwide is on your side. we don't just want to watch games cable gives us. we want all the teams, no

jessica biel in "the sinner." check this out. [ cheers ] >> whatever you have to do now because of what happened, i won't believe you, because you're going to have to move on. and this is not your fault. you were such a good husband to me. i never thought that i would have a normal life and i did. i really did, and it's because of you. hey. >> i got to go, okay? ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: it's good. it's good. congrats on the good -- >> thanks. >> jimmy: i love you. jessica biel. check out "the sinner" coming next wednesday at 10:00 p.m. on usa network. matt bomer joins us after the break. stick around, everybody! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ you got your mom side. ♪ a just be calm side. ♪ you got a, "i never thought i'd get married at 65" side. ♪ ♪ "hey i'm just looking" side. ♪ man, you better buy that ride, whooo! ♪ ♪ that's why there's nationwide. ♪ ♪ they help to know, protect and grow your many sides. ♪ ♪ yeeeahhh ♪ nationwide is on your side. we don't just want to watch

but first jessica boyington is watching fog on the cameras. >> that's right. so a few problems, too. lower makefield, a crash involving a mote cycle 95 north near route 332. earlier all lanes were blocked. it looks like they have opened part of it back up, but you will see some slowdowns moving by the scene. vine street expressway is closed in both directions between broad and the schuylkill expressway. schuylkill dealing with construction booth directions from city line avenue to the blue route. we're seeing scattered lane reconstructions there. and watching fog, it looks like one of our cameras in millville, route 55 right around route 49. back to you. >>> i think there is blame on both sides. and i have no doubt about it and you don't have any doubt about it either. >> that is the comment that has president donald trump in a new level of criticism this morning. it's one of a few statements he made on the violence in charlottesville yesterday. >> and now even members of his own party are demanding he rethink his stance. he said the group that was originally

jessica: es lo mismo en algÚn sentido. para muchos, cristÓbal colón no es un hÉroe, no es alguien que debemos celebrar, es una figura polÉmica la historia. fue alguien que llegÓ a amÉrica y mato muchos indÍgenas, violÓ mucha gententonces, por quÉ celebramos esa figura como parte de nuestra historia? javier: es importante decir que hay muchas personas que considera que este tipo de personajes: juan pablo duarte, cristÓbal colón, son parte de la historieta y no hayporque borrarla. es importante aclarar eso a las personas en su casa. >> pero, sin embargo han despertado manifestaciones como la de charlottesville. javier: pero la de cristÓbal colÓn no tiene nada que ver con la manifestaciÓn de charlottesville realmente. jessica: creo que es parte de la misma conversaciÓn que estÁ ahora. el paÍs estÁ en un momento de reflexiÓn. despuÉs de lo que vimos, tanto racismo en las calles. ha generado una conversaciÓn, un momento de reflexiÓn para el paÍs.quÉ historia estamos celebrando? javier: muchÍsimas gracia

jessica: absolutely. i don't know many people who feel his message would have been hurt by saying neo-nazi or white supremacist. judge napolitano: what do your friends on the left say is the reason why he didn't say neo-nazi, kkk, white supremacist until a battering ram of criticism pushed him there. jessica: some say it's because he's fundamentally a racist. he puts down minority groups and did on the campaign trail. i would say other people, more balanced people would say it's steve bannon who did not want him to call them out by their name. another explanation is he's weak. he thinks of these people as part of his base. there aren't enough of them to constitute your base. judge napolitano: guy, is there anything he could have said that would have helped. guy: some on the left will look for any possible reason to come after him. >> the fact that we had to pull teeth to get our president to denounce white supremacists and nazis is ridiculous. 34% approval rating 7 months into a presidency. he's terrified

it looks like our jessica dean has set up a very special ride into stone harbor. check her out. she's living the shore life, everybody riding in on a boat. my gosh, what an interests, jessica. >> natasha this is how i spend my fridays on a boat, this is fan has particular. we are having the best time. we are in stone harbor on a boat in the bay. our lauren casey is at wind drift in avalon high up to get full sue and tori woodill is on eighth street street beach on the actual beach. we have you covered as you said double the fun here. we're at the reid's, here and we have a good crowd. these people are living it up on a friday afternoon. then been in the water for hours and we have had people out here at restaurant, kind of hanging out. this is where we will be, docked, one to say, for the next few hours and into the evening time on this summer friday, as we celebrate, stone harbor, and avalon. now, there are two different towns, that is for sure, but they actually share, of course , 7-mile island and a lot of history, lets take a look. >> i could not believe what i was seeing. i

thank you, jessica, thank you, deneen. maybe one day we'll find that democrat who says yes. >> [inaudible] elizabeth: good point. snapchat hitting another lifetime lowed today, this is the disappearing messaging service. it debuted on march 2nd in the public markets at $17 a share. snap is currently down 29% from its ipo price, down 50% from from where it closed on march 2nd. that stock popped to about $29 a share soon after it debuted. now, although rebounding before the bell, snap closing slightly up for the day. >>> next story, msnbc's joy reed in a podcast over the weekend saying democrats should stop trying to win over white americans who voted for president trump. we're going to play that sound. my next guest disagrees because she voted for president trump. she's former trump campaign diversity chair, she's next. don't go away. owning a property is that you can create wealth through capital appreciation, and this has been denied to many south africans for generations. this is an opportunity to right that wrong. the i

. >>> jessica boyington is here with the latest on the morning commute. zacha zacha katy zachry is live at the presbyterian hospital. let's start with matt delucia live at the transportation center. matt, what is the latest? >> reporter: we have seen a couple trains coming in and out of the 69th transportation center early this morning, just within the last hour, some of the norristown high-speed lanes are making it through. you can see on the left another train sitting there in the station, but just to the right of it there with the yellow tape around it, we have seen the investigators around that. that's one of the damaged trains on another set of tracks. but service is running. and at this point, it's still too early to say what happened to cause this particular crash. take a look at the video from the scene earlier this morning. upper darby officials say this crash happened just after midnight. the inbound norristown high-speed train was coming into the 69th street transportation center when it crashed into a parked and unoccupied train. more than thr

and jessica brings up a great point here. all adoption fees are completely waived here at the westchester brandywine valley spca. rescues all across the area, g dogs like this one. and if you look at this card, it tells a little bit about the dog. high energy, medium energy, low energy, because you know what, you really need to know before you adopt, yes if you're responsibility animal lover, you still need to know these facts if you have kids in the home, so all things to consider. more than 49 shelters and rescues waiting for you. dogs and cats. coming up next, oh, my goodness, that is perfect. hey you. so cute. >> a lot of puppies. >> reporter: great. so the next time we see you, we'll be on the other side. and jessica boyington will join us, too. keith jones, nbc 10 news. >> looks good. look forward to seeing you then and see how many cats jessica has on her plan at that point. if you're looking for a new member to add to your family, go to the 1 participating location closest to you. and don't forget to then share your p

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jessica: i do think so. when i first heard it i had a blowback moment and said did he actually say that. then i saw the quotes in context. i think it reason the media undermines him is they don't trust him. when we saw other members of the cabinet clearly did not talk to him about the language he was going to use. mollie: the media can't be undermining him with his own words. we are watching on camera what he is saying. jessica: they can with their commentary. his words are on for 30 seconds and a bunch of pundits are talking about him and his words and if he's worse than kim jong-un. christina: one of the reasons this blew up is he hasn't talked to the press that frequently. he's on vacation in new jersey. anything he says is going to be a major story because we don't hear from him enough. howie: vice president pence ripping the "new york times" for suggesting he has ambitions in 2020. for years, centurylink has been promising fast internet to small businesses. but for many businesses, it's out of reach. wh

jessica: a pesar de que por ley, los agentes de migraciÓn mexicanos tienen prohibido estar armado. varios inmigrantes hondureÑos denunciaron que la semana pasada, al menos un agente les disparÓ a quemarropa mientras escapaba en tierra blanca, veracruz. >> estÁbamos descansando en la vÍa del tren cuando se escuchÓ un disparo. entonces uno de los compaÑeros gritÓ, que se supone que no tenÍan armas. >> ahÍ empezaron los disparos para echarnos. nos agachamos. jessica: uno de ellos fue amenazado por un agente con una pistola elÉctrica. >> la sacÓ de la vaina y me apuntÓ. ahÍ salí corriendo. jessica: los hondureÑos no quisieron dar la cara por miedo. >> si te dejas agarrar, te golpean, te insultan y hasta te dejan muertos si es posible. jessica: en el congreso mexicano, pidieron investigar estas denuncias y muchas otras mÁs. >> en el caso de los riesgos de las mujeres migrantes, tiene que ver con denuncias de abusos sexuales, hostigamiento sexual, abuso de todo tipo contra las personas. jessica: un reciente informe ciudadano establece que los emigrantes son torturados y e

jessica: i do think so. when i first heard it i had a blowback moment and said did he actually say that. then i saw the quotes in context. i think it reason the media undermines him is they don't trust him. when we saw other members of the cabinet clearly did not talk to him about the language he was going to use. mollie: the media can't be undermining him with his own words. we are watching on camera what he is saying. jessica: they can with their commentary. his words are on for 30 seconds and a bunch of pundits are talking about him and his words and if he's worse than kim jong-un. christina: one of the reasons this blew up is he hasn't talked to the press that frequently. he's on vacation in new jersey. anything he says is going to be a major story because we don't hear from him enough. howie: vice president pence ripping the "new york times" for suggesting he has ambitions in 2020. phone with our allstate agent, and i know that we have accident forgiveness. so the incredibly minor accident that i had to

back to you. >> jessica, thank you. >>> sad news for all phillies fans this morning. breaking news, phillies legend darren daulton died, the man known as dutch passed away at the age of 55 after a battle with brain cancer. phillies made the announcement late last night n a statement, they said, all of us at the phillies are sad to hear of darren's passing. the day we drafted him until today we constantly -- he constantly earned our respect and admiration as a player and person. keith jones takes a look at his life and his legacy. >> reporter: on the field he was strong. >> i'm a philadelphia philly. >> reporter: two bad knees, hollywood good lucks, darren dutch daulton became one of the most beloved phillies of all time. drafted in 1980, daulton spent parts of 14 seasons behind the plate for the phils, making three all-star teams. his finest achievement in philadelphia, the '93 season. daulton was the face, the voice and the driving force behind macho row, a team of misfits that captivated the city and captured our hearts. his championship dreams were realized four ye

jessica: forma parte de la gran poblaciÓn venezolana que no tiene para alimentarse. el gobierno encabezado por nicolÁs maduro, se ha convertido este aÑo en el principal comprador de arroz de mÉxico. a pesar de que publicÓ el gobernante crÍtica al país y al presidente ricky peÑa nieto. -- enrique peÑa nieto. hoy legisladores mexicanos rechazaron la asamblea constituyente impuesta por maduro. >> se exhortÓ que los empresarios mexicanos, dejen de hacer negocios en venezuela y que no sean parte de la manipulaciÓn que hay en ese paÍs. jessica: varios acompaÑaron el pronunciamiento del funcionario mexicano. >> serÍa bueno que hicieran algo por el pueblo venezolano y no por quiÉn estÁ matando el vuelo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ilia: al regresar de la pausa le contamos en quÉ consiste el rodeo de lodo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ estabas usando mi nombre, tú conseguiste estar cerca de él, no, no, no, yo no buscaba eso al usar el nombre de estela carrillo. bueno, perfecto, pues tal vez no, pero inconscientemente tú estabas ocupando un lugar que a tirrespondía. ¿sabes algo?, tal v

. >>> good afternoon, aim jessica dean coming to you live from haddonfield, right here on kings highway where we have seen people walking by, stopping by, saying hello on what is a beautiful, summer friday. and while conditions here are great to be outside as you probably know they are not great down south, in texas. there is a serious hurricane headed that way this afternoon , and we have got meteorologist kate bilo here in had on field. we want to check with her now. kate, how are things looking. >> reporter: well, this is a very dangerous storm, it is not only dangerous in the fact it is a major category three hurricane poised to slam in the texas coast but what this storm will do in the days following, land fall, as it just sits and stalls over the gulf coast of texas. lets take you down to the texas gulf coast now, storm has strengthend in to a powerful category three storm, it is already packing max wind speed of 120 miles an hour, harvey is expected to drop up to 3 feet of rain in some areas and could deliver as much as a 15-foot storm surge. governor of texas has declared a stat

jessica: peÑa nieto estÁ de vacaciones. la casablanca dice que no harÁ comentarios. porque ya establecieron sus comentarios en un comunicado el 27 de enero donde calificaron la reuniÓn como provechosa. marÍa elena: la propuesta migratoria presentada en el congreso y que apoya el presidente donald trump estÁ basada entre otras cosas, en dar preferencia a inmigrantes en el paÍs sabiendo el idioma inglÉs. eso cambiarÍa una tradiciÓn existente desde que naciÓ este paÍs y por ello los críticos ven la propuesta como discriminatoria. luis: llegÓ de guatemala hace 13 aÑos y nunca tuvo tiempo de aprender inglÉs. >> porque me dediquÉ solo trabajar. tenÍa que pagar renta, comida, el vestuario de mi hija. luis: gracias a su empleador, desde hace tres aÑos, alba salvatierra estÁ tomando clases. >> gracias a dios, un poquito puedo expresarme. luis: si las legislaciones que busca probar el presidente hubiera sido ley, mi alba ni muchos como ella, habrÍan podido entrar al paÍs. el presidente no sÓlo quiere reducir la inmigraciÓn legal, quiere darle preferencia t

jessica: donde ocurriÓ esta balacera fue en baja california, sur. tres cuerpos quedaron tirados en la arena y se reportaron dos heridos. es la primera vez que se registra una balacera en ese sitio turÍstico. tambiÉn ejecutaron a un hombre en el acceso a la playa llamada langosta. a algunos turistas les tocÓ asomarse a la muerte que todos los dÍas acecha este lugar. otro mazo fue asesinado en la noche, y en otro puerto, un comando armado rescato a uno de los suyos de un hospital, todo esto en un paÍs que este aÑo ha roto ya todos los rÉcords de violencia. >> aquellos lugares eran como re mansos de paz. jessica: este fin de semana los muertos tambiÉn salieron de la tierra, dos fosas clandestinas fueron descubiertas, una en valparaÍso, en el norte del paÍs, con 14 cuerpos. >> 11 masculinos y 13 mujeres, en algunos casos los cuerpos estÁn descuartizados. jessica: en sinaloa, las autoridades encontraron otro cementerio mÁs lleno de crueldad. la violencia mexicana cada vez se nota mÁs o fuera de este paÍs, hace unos días el new york times r

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back to you. >> jessica, thank you. >>> saving a life. a philadelphia officer helps a little boy breathe again and now he's being recognized for his actions. >>> show of support, tens of thousands of fans come out to get a first look at this year's eagles team. >>> good morning, everyone. jessica boyington with you now with a check on the roads. we're watching plymouth meeting, the blue route. our cameras at germantown pike on ramp. no big problems with delays or construction to worry about. roads are still dry, for now, anyway. we're watching it. with no problems or delays here, we're going to keep watching the rest of the roads though and check in with new jersey, that's when i come back, though. >>> philadelphia police department is recognizing an officer who saved a little boy's life. >> the department tweeted this picture saying after several tries, the officer was able to dislodge the obstruction of this little one's air way. the philadelphia fire department took the boy to children's hospital, philadelphia, for evaluation. the pict

and we have a crash out in upper dublin. >>> all right, jessica. musikfest was going on, but people are talking about more than the music today. >> on opening night on friday, a new story was born, literally. a woman went into labor in presefront of the french fry booth. the couple was taken to the car to drive to the hospital. >> there's always something you hear about, you know, something crazy happening. but somebody giving birth is probably the first i've heard. >> yeah. i guess. >> the musikfest organizers say there have been weddings and engagements, but this is the first baby born. >> we would love to find that family. and i wonder if that plays a role in naming the baby. >> i wonder if she got her french fries. the baby wanted french fries. >> the one thing open that a woman treasure ifs . >>> up next, the top headlines we're following this tuesday morning. >> including a deadly house fire where detectives are working into whether foul play is involved. using artificial tears often and still have dry eye symptoms? ready for some relief? xii

first, jessica boyington has your first alert traffic. >>> route 130 over in jersey. everything looks good so far. no delays or problems on either one of those roads. rest of the jersey roads look good too. 295 clear. north and southbound same goes for 42 freeway. remember the norristown high speed line dealing with inbound service delays due to equipment issues near wynnwood. >>> fourth straight day of heavy rain expected in houston as tropical storm harvey inflicts devastation on southeastern texas. >>> today president trump will visit the area as he leads the federal government's response to first natural disaster of his presidency. here'ses t here'ses the latest. fema expects nearly half million people to file for disaster aide. floodwaters chest deep in some spots stretching the resources of response teams there. hundreds of volunteers using own boats to save people from in the water and plucking them from rooftops. the death toll from harvey appeared to jump yesterday at one point with news that a van carrying this elderly couple and four grandchildren including

bill pullman is the detective on the case, but last night jessica was the one snooping around in the talk. >> hello. >> hello. >> i'm gonna be doing the investigative reporting tonight, sir. >> jessica had fun crashing our interview, but as executive producer and star of her new usa network series, we found out you don't mess with the biel's the boss. >> tell me what's the difference between actress and boss executive producer, jessica? >> one's a real softy. one a real hard ass. >> is that true? >> not really, but it sounds good. >> i think there's something wrong with me. >> her new psychological thriller, "the sinner," premieres tomorrow. she's a young mom who commits a brutal murder -- definitely a dark turn -- but hubby justin timberlake couldn't be prouder, tweeting his support, but is he scared of her now? >> i don't think he was scared, but i think -- yeah, i think it was definitely weird for him to see me like -- like that. and i hope that means that we're doing a good job and we're making it look realistic. that's thumbs up if he is scared. >> tell me about coming home at t

stay where you are and check in with jessica boyington. >> yes. we're watching the 42 freeway right now. northbound side. that would be traffic that could be coming from the shore potentially and also heading towards philadelphia. at a complete stand still right now. take a look around the atlantic city expressway. approaching an accident scene that we had before we even came on at 4:00 this morning. accident investigation underway at gloucester township. detoured around college drive. exit 7-b. because of that detour, also have major tuoverturned tractor at the same place as the ramp. now the ramp is partially blocked. massive delay. black horse pike was a great alternate earlier this morning, now starting to see some of that delay heading northbound on tha road that. you can still take that. you'll sit in delays there too. anything is better of course than the 4 #2 freeway. 55 is still open. you can see the delay here. still open. the white horse pike is another alternate for you there. really depends where are you're coming from. 42 freeway cl