jessica: i think so. if you look at what section 230 really does, we will talk about it briefly here, there are two major things it is doing. one it is saying, when a user posts third-party content, so when you post something on facebook or tweet, you, the poster are responsible for the content of that material, not the platform. if i'd tweet on twitter, i am responsible for that tweet, not twitter, the social media company. that is the first thing it does. it places the responsibility on the third party and not the platform. the second thing it does, that remains true even if twitter or facebook or anything else wants to take it down or hide it, or move it around so it is less easy to find, that does not change the liability situation just because they have curated their sites. that made it so that when these platforms were just starting out in small, they did not have to worry about being drug into court constantly for defending their first amendment rights to remove speech they did not agree with. this

jessica. >> jessica: awesome, great stuff, everyone. and for all of you know it was next week or's, i did not like the outcome of that. and i'm no golf experts, but thrilled to see that there was the first japanese man to win the major golf championship let alone the masters. joining two women who have joined this feat. making japan so very proud paired asking if he was the greatest golfer in japan, he said i cannot say i am the greatest. we have to go. congratulations from every one here at fox. >> dana: congratulations to you, jessica. i just found out that you got engaged. >> jessica: yes, thank you! >> dana: hey, bret. >> bret: congratulations, jessica. and i think i have something for jesse. he should get a copy of the show and give it to him to have a whole block of "the five" about you. pretty good. >> jesse: he will like things all about him, because he will be walking in his father's footsteps. >> bret: all right, see you guys. welcome to washington, i am bret baier, breaking tonight minneapolis and st. paul under state of emer

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jessica: but more bad news. the money he's sent for weeks is stuck eight hours away from his family. food is running out. seif: i don't know what to do. i'm helpless. jessica: helpless, and thousands of miles away. in lincoln, nebraska, for "matter of fact" -- i'm jessica gomez. soledad: the u.n. world food program is taking on the biggest humanitarian response in its history, offering assistance to some 138 million people. >> still ahead -- driving for change. can the kid they call the youngster steer a new generation of fans to nascar? but first, how far one journalist is willing to go in defense of freedom. tide pods ultra oxi one ups the cleaning power of liquid. can it one up whatever they're doing? for sure. seriously? one up the power of liquid, one up the toughest stains. any further questions? uh uh! one up the power of liquid with tide pods ultra oxi. hi, i'm debra. i'm from colorado. i've been married to my high school sweetheart for 35 years. i'm a mother of four-- always busy. i was starting to feel

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host: go ahead and respond there, jessica. guest: i think it is really hard right now for renters to be able to find a property. i'm not sure if rachel's daughter is a saving for that down payment or in that home search process, but inventory is very tight. especially looking at the pacific northwest. we know there is a lot of competitions for home right now. people are trying to find that perfect property. is she saving for a down payment? i would say look at those state local programs, see if there is anything she qualifies for, and stay on track. it does take time. especially right now. host: let's talk to homer, who is calling from shreveport, louisiana. good morning. caller: yes, i was more or less wanting to make a statement about my fortunes on a house. my first house i bought in houston, texas was a v.a. repossessed and it was a one dollar move in. the interest rate was just like it is about now, about 3%. i had five or six different others. i'm 79 years old. i paid $995 for a house back in 1989. i wanted to make a sta

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i thank you so much jessica. building on frank injustices comments you think there's a political space was some boulder less nuclear station issue north korea or any political to humanitarian cooperation or cooperation in nontraditional function? >> thank you. i'll add 3 points to what has been said as a result answer your question. number 1, and looking for opening up dialogue has been mentioned using humanitarian means basically covid and vaccines and so forth, that would be a venue. it does not have to be trilateral per se. that would be a venue and opening up some channels so to speak to reach out to the north koreans. but of course let's see, as well as u.s. >> to the grievance, the pows humanitarianism. those are venues to once again how do you say reserve. but with covid of course we have to figure out if that is the impossible. in any case responses to covid mandatory responses, the pows, would be a place to start. number 2, indo pacific. in the pacific was just china but it was mr. knapp said a free and

. >> host: this week on "the communicators" we want to introduce you to jessica melugin, she's with the competitive enterprise institute and she is at the director of the center for technology and innovation. first of all what is cei and what is at the center your the director of? >> guest: we are a free market think tank in washington, d.c., and i head up our tech center so low bit of telecommunications, a little bit of internetwork and all the things that seem to go along with that today including a bit of antitrust work. >> host: when you talk about cei being free market, is telecommunications a free market right now? >> guest: it has been moving that direction for the last couple years but you certainly wouldn't mistake it for a laissez-faire marketplace, no. >> host: what are some of your concerns about the current environment in telecommunications? >> guest: i think it's cei we are very focused on the possible return of net neutrality regulations. we fought very hard to have those removed and we seem a lot of positive broadband progress in the marketplace and we would hate to see

jessica: absolutely, the secret is a lot can be accomplished in increment. we have seen in florida and connecticut which are the sites of two huge mass shootings that targeted children at marjorie stoneman douglas and sandy hook. but to point out that there are exceptions like yelling fire in a crowded movie theater and justice scalia even agreed in a landmark decision that the second amendment wasn't just as you read it in the constitution but you have to take into account current circumstances. we will see where it goes from now but gun control activists are hartened to see that we are moving forward and joe biden is taking on the issue especially considering what has happened in the last few months. howie: it's been difficult for every recent president. the media still unraveling matt gaetz probe and he's denouncing the press. ♪ ♪ ♪ howie: new york times has dug up new information on the sex trafficking probe of matt gaetz, the house ethics committee launched a probe and almost no republicans or media conservatives are publicly defending him but the

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jessica, let's start with you. the most prominent, most famous left-wing progressive voice in the country says joe biden has exceeded her expectations. so it's not just republicans, is it, this is saying this is the most left-wing presidency we've seen in recent history. >> well, i think bernie sanders would be a little disappointed to know that aoc had taken the mantel from him. >> jerry: close. >> but yeah, republicans -- they're a duo, let's say.

. >> host: this week of the indicators we want to introduce you to jessica melugin, with the competitive enterprise institute and she is the director of their center for technologies and innovation. ms. melugin, first of all, what is cei and what is the center that you are the director of? >> we are a free market think tank in washington dc and i had up our tech center so a little bit of telecommute occasions, a little bit of internetwork and all the things that seem to go along with that today, including a bit of antitrust work. >> host: so, when you talk about cei being free market is telecommunications a free market right now? >> guest: it has been moving that direction for the last couple of years but you certainly would not mistake it for a laissez-faire marketplace, no. >> host: what are some of your concerns about the current environment in telecommute occasions? >> guest: we are very focused right now on the possible return of net neutrality regulation. we fought very hard to have those removed and we've seen a lot of positive broadband progress in the marketplace and we would ha

that sounds good, jessica. wish i was down there with you. great day to take advantage of that, get outside and enjoy it. we had the sunshine. we had some calm winds. just pretty much perfect. it was warm, but not dangerously hot. as we roll through tomorrow, we're going to see some changes. the thing that's going to be different tomorrow, what i'm tracking right now is this area of low pressure that's going to drop down across the inner mountain west. it will be dry, but it will kick up wind in the mountains and help to drop our temperatures. as we roll through tomorrow morning, all in all, a little isolated fog near the coastline and cool 40s of the then through the day the mountain wind of 15-35 miles per hour. right now it doesn't look like it's at red flag fire warning status, but still on and off wind gusts in the mountains and cooler temperatures. instead of upper 70s and low 80s, we are down. 65 in oakland, very chilly from half moon bay and san francisco in the 50s. here is the big problem. while it's beautiful outside, really gorgeo

what would this law have meant to a 16-year-old jessica, what would this have meant to you, then, jessica? >> in all honesty, i can't put it any better than that, it would mean i couldn't get what i want, what i needed, and that would be me doomed. >> david, you talked about the research that you did as it relates to the suicidal risk in transgender teens, and how that number drops dramatically once there is some family support. so what is your message to the father that just read the letter, to the mother that just had the difficult conversation? >> well, right now, it's a difficult message. if they take away health care, that would have been the first thing i would have sent them to. doctors that helped us changed everything for us. the message from me would be to remind them to support of you and your family is paramount, in your child's lives. without that, they will not have a chance. they take this health care away, there's nothing else. honestly, i don't have the words to say once they take this health care away, and i know they don't understand what transgenderism is or what these

jessica, she heard your voice earlier and say her name and where is jessica? >> where's jessica? >> yeah. i said it's lucy wednesday and her tail started to wag. never tired of it and we are still sharing lucy with you so hopefully you all have a good day. enjoying that weather outside today. had her face right in the direction of the breeze just standing there for minutes just soaking it up and running around the yard. she's been hopping all over. her fur is like velcro and fun for both of us. raj, jessica, everybody at home, think about turkey, chicken, sausage or bacon? we'll get back to that in a second. yes, lucy, you like all those words. 40s with a mix of fog at the coastline. otherwise good amount of sunshine for us. 45 in the east bay. san francisco 46. the north bay at 40. so we start off with these really cold temperatures and then get a good rebound by the afternoon. yes, lucy got to wait a minute or so and figure this out for you. down here in the south bay, 71. looks perfect in cupertino, 70. east bay cool in oakland at 65. over to concord 73. peninsula, not quite 7

infrastructure, and accordion tom jessica so in your possession materialize are very important, and words matter and they have to contain the same meaning over and over and over again, and you can't change the meaning for convenience. >> i can't hate on senator, she was doing for likes retweet that stingers, a rip-roaring success, but when it comes to who she is there is sort of important, because, she occupies an important role one of these people that writes laws that govern our freedom that defied defined what we do with property bodies our lives. because of that, she can have a hand in drafting unbelievably broad laws words we think we know what they mean all of a sudden we don't, so, good example is interstate commerce look at united states constitution, they talk a lot about how, federal congress can regular late interstate commerce everything that is how courts construed it congress construed it if you have people lining senator gillibrand saying words have no meaning none he whatever there is no limit to government pour to rbiing rerestrict your freedom what you want to do republi

joins us now live from jakarta what's the latest jessica on rescue efforts just how difficult is it to get to the affected areas. well this is still an ongoing situation and we have slightly more information about that rescue effort this morning on monday in indonesia but it is still a very complicated situation authorities say they are trying to reach the most heavily affected villages which are on a small island called other naro which is within the region of east floras we know that the impact is not just situated to that island specifically there was a wider impact in the province of anbar some of our contacts in that region who you would normally speak to to get updates have also lost communications lost power as well so we're trying to bring you up with the latest information but we've heard from the governor of this province is that at least 55 people within the province are dead 42 are missing and they are trying to get the essential heavy machinery to the affected villages so they can start to clear some of the roadblocks but they are experiencing difficulties this is a rem

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jessica? >> thank you, janelle. >>> as many countries appear to be turning a corner, india tragically is falling off a cliff. the world's second most populous country is in the middle of a disaster, reporting 350,000 cases in one day this week. now the bay area is among the places answering india's call for help. nbc bay area's damian trujillo shows us how. >> here in san jose, they've been at the fountain of world emergencies. today it's their fellow countrymen that are in need, and the bay area is responding. the images are devastating. india mired in the middle of one of the worst humanitarian disasters in recent history. >> it is heartbreaking. it's not only the patients, even the doctors are crying. it's mind-boggling. we need to help. >> reporter: the situation is eerily similar to the first covid surge here, overwhelmed hospitals a shortage of life-saving oxygen, and not enough ventilators for those who desperately need them. so this doctor mobilized. >> i knew that the c paps are there

washington in jakarta where leaders are meeting jessica just how much pressure will the home line be put on the at this meeting today. what we do anticipate that he will be put under a significant amount of pressure with 2 hours into what is supposed to be a 3 hour summit of leaders and representatives and almost every southeast asian nation is represented at this summit including attendees include the prime ministers of cambodia vietnam and singapore as well as special envoys from the philippines and thailand the indonesian president himself it was his idea to call this summit and as you mentioned earlier the joint chief of me in my now it's not only his attendance that is controversial but also the decision of our zeon to not invite the national unity government but analysts say that as ian's intention at this point appears to be to simply stop the violence and many analysts say that might have some success with that and if that is indeed their intention the best approach would be to speak directly to the man who is responsible for sparking this crisis in me and mar so we do have t

. -- with chairwoman -- with jessica was was all -- jessica rosenworcel most of my career. i have a healthy respect for intellect and fair mindedness. we look forward to looking just working with her -- we look forward to working with her. lynn: on that subject, you yourself were commissioner on the sec and -- eds cc edward then -- the fcc and were then made chairman. do you have any advice for jessica rosenworcel if she was made full-time chairwoman? michael: she is smart and does not need my advice. it is an advantage to ascend to the chairmanship from some experience on the commission. it is extraordinarily helpful. you are already very deeply immersed in contemporary issues of the agency. you have had an opportunity to reflect on your vision and priority. you can assume a clear view of an idea of where we would like to go. the unsung part of that is that you know the staff extremely well. you know their strengths and weaknesses. you know the strengths and weaknesses of the institution. it is a difficult institution to operate, putting aside policy debates. you build rel

you sit down with jessica simpson. >> i do. it was an honest and real conversation she's been on this ongoing journey of self-acceptance she talks about it in a real way. i mean, she says she actually doesn't mind being called ditsy. by the way she runs a billion dollar business. and we'll visit with her our new favorite star on the hollywood walk of fame is kathie lee, getting her due long overdue, i think, but we're so excited for her. we're going to chat with kathie lee in just a moment >> we've always known she's a star just ahead on the third star, couple other stories talking about their new animated adventure. then coming up tomorrow on "today," thomas rhett will drop his latest album he will be with us live on that day, and then he's going to treat us to a performance that will make for a great friday morning. >> wait, that's tomorrow >> yes. >> i'm not here tomorrow i am so boomed. >> shoot, you have a shoot >> let's get a check of the weather. >> but you will be able to check it on "today" all day. >> stop trolling me

the board was lowered so baby jessica could walk out on her own. then on that another officer squeezed between buildings. >> i don't know how they fit down there or how we got them back up. >> reporter: they sedated baby jessica and hold her up she was reunited with her owner this afternoon and is in good shape despite several brushes with danger yesterday. >> i love seeing a happy ending. wow, thank goodness for very patient animal control officers and a very sweet dog. >> the story about her being on 101, she is a cattle dog she was trying to herd the cars. we will have the dog walking or cast for tomorrow just a second. first what you need to know getting closer to the weekend. that onshore breeze reasserts itself today in big-time fashion. it will be with us again on friday. the long-range forecast, no change there. we talked about the drought and it will continue to be dry of may. right now looking towards the golden gate bridge, not seeing too much fog out there just yet. however we expect that fog to building as we head through the rest of t

then and jessica are ready to go home ah. well i'll tell you. they need therapy to assist in the full recovery but at present there's no speech in language therapist in the. has been mining in this region for more than a century yes in the past decade health problems including birth defects a been found to be linked to areas affected by mining pollution. in miami is working to hold the mining companies to account and to improve the practices it's clear about what should be done but in practice many companies are not meeting i meant on this of the government i can say off the shore technical services do not have sufficient means in terms of my 10 year olds on holiday going back to feed their inspections trying to find out so we need support rooted you need to have good luck stories so that one song is good in china and ask of them and. we are asked the d.l.c. ministry of mines and the chamber of mines the industry trade body to comment on some of the issues raised by this film. what more should they be doing to address the problems caused by coba

officers eventually squeezed between the buildings to haul baby jessica back up. >> i seriously don't know how they fit and i don't know how we got them back up. it was only about i would say a foot and a half to two feet wide. then when you are going down there are pipes and wires, loose boards, etc., nails sticking out. >> baby jessica was reunited with her owner yesterday anshe' several brushes with danger. really great job sf animal care and control. >> what an adventure. >>> seven minutes before 5:00. still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> exciting news for many. disneyland reopens today. what you can expect and why local business owners are smiling. >>> a live look outside from our roof camera before we head to break. i love this shot. you see the moon shining brightly in the left hand >>> welcome back. after a 13 month shut down mickey and minnie are ready to welcome guests again. >> the happiest place on earth is reopening today with big changes. only in state visitors are allowed through the gates. park is limiting capacity at 25%. reservations are required a

let's bring in jessica with the latest of how to navigate around all of this. jessica? >> if you are over 50, like me, it is game time. literally. this is the moment where you have to use all of your skills. you're in competition with some six million other people between the ages of 50 and 64 in california who are also trying to get their hands on that shot and try to score an appointment. so that means you really have to be able to navigate the system. you have got to become your own vaccine hunter. this is how you do it. we tried it today. today we scoured the internet to look for new appointments. we found that costco open slot locations across the bay area, which is good. that's for the single dose johnson & johnson vaccine. as of 11:30 this morning there were dozens of available appointments in antioch and appointments available for the next five days at walgreens within 25 miles of san jose. at cvs open slots in places outside the bay area. but a woman in santa cruz says she booked an appointment nearby for herself and her husband, but she did a lot of research t

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jessica, let me follow up on that. do you think things could change with regard to where these auto companies yet their key supplies of semiconductors? because, you know, clearly even if it's not been talked about much, it has stopped production up to 1.28 million vehicles this year. you know, i mean, that's considerable. to you see the likelihood -- do you see the likelihood of perhaps things changing after this? >> i think that there is a good likelihood to localize some of the production especially as vehicles get more sophisticated. we are on the cusp of more electric vehicles, working on autonomous vehicles. one would think given the situation that automakers are looking towards in the future, that that would make a lot more sense. it does seem to make more sense, and it seems like it's becoming a better business case. ashley: yeah, i think you're right. well, thank you both. we're out of time, both jessica and alan, thank you for joining used today bad news if you're in the market for a car though. that's not gre

jessica, let's start with you. the most prominent, most famous left-wing progressive voice in the country says joe biden has exceeded her expectations. so it's not just republicans, is it, this is saying this is the most left-wing presidency we've seen in recent history. >> well, i think bernie sanders would be a little disappointed to know that aoc had taken the mantel from him. >> jerry: close. >> but yeah, republicans -- they're a duo, let's say. what republicans are upset about is the fact that democrats are unified. we saw this throughout the primary when congress woman alexandria ocasio-cortez endorsed joe biden soon after bernie sanders dropping out and everybody is saying what does this mean? it means the democrats have the same priorities. if you look at joe biden's platform, what he campaigned on, he's been consistent. you don't see the green new deal in there, medicare for all. you see someone that wants to protect the american economy, the american worker and the american family. i think it's a great th

in the stack is jessica watkins. 38-year-old jessica watkins served in the army and deployed to afghanistan. watkins is a transgender woman. and according to her own account, she received an other-than-honorable discharge when the army determined her presenting as a female was unacceptable. she ran a bar in ohio with her boyfriend. earlier on january 6, she'd been at president trump's save america rally, providing security, she claims. with a group called the oath keepers, a militia, largely made up of former military and police. as watkins walks from trump's rally by the white house to the capitol, she speaks on a walkie-talkie app on her phone. the conversation suggests advanced planning. >> what kind of numbers do we have going to the capitol? any estimates? what percentage of the crowd is going to the capitol? >> 100%. everybody's marching on the capitol, all million of us. it's insane. we're about two blocks away from it now, and police are doing nothing. they're not even trying to stop us at this point. >> a reporter from npr overheard and recorded the communications. >> we have a goo

. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. the south bay was flushed with vaccine vials because of an unexpected influx of hundreds of thousands of doses from the feds. but with the supply fluctuating week by week, santa clara health leaders warn next week could be a different story. as nbc bay area's pete serranos reports, it's a different supply. >> reporter: it's another busy day at levi stadium as people line up for their vaccine. they could hold 15,000 people a day until everyone who wants a shot can get one. >> feels good, finally get out and start dock stuff again. >> reporter: a sense of relief for hassim who has had to go into the office because of the pandemic. >> now i can do it, visit them. >> reporter: for brian lee and his wife, today's appointment has become a unique way of celebrating their wedding anniversary. >> actually it's our ten-year anniversary today, right. we're getting vaccinated today so it's kind of exciting get being back to normal life. >> reporter: but with every californian 16 or older now elig

but jessica, covid, she's got air force two. natalie air force two but to robbie's point she's got to vaccines, she is good to go. >> i was on a plane just yesterday ivan had that attitude it was packed, sold out from los angeles to new york living smart about wearing a mask with her and other people. i would like to point out secretary purview kamala harris is fulfilling the exact same world joe biden did when present obama was president terms of dealing with the root cause problems. both big fans of the show. that is what she is talk about with the presence of those northern tribal countries and mexico. talk about how they can stamp at the huge violence problems the poverty issues those of the primary motivating factors when people do head. >> those things may be the driver. but you have to also at least have the basic compassion for the people who are caught up in the smuggling operations. i will talk about the kids over, and over, and over again. tim that's part of it administration's platform. regressions up there with clim

in the stake is jessica watkins. 38-year-old jessica watkins served in the army and deployed to afghanistan. watkins is a transgender woman who received an other than honorable discharge when the army determined presenting as a female was unacceptable. she ran a bar in ohio with her boyfriend. earlier on january 6th she was at president trump's "save america" rally, providing security she claims with a group called the oath keepers, a militia largely made up of former military and police. as watkins walks from trump's rally by the white house to the capitol, she speaks on a walkie-talkie app on her phone. the conversation suggests advanced planning. >> what kind of numbers do we have going to the capitol? any estimates? what percentage of the crowd is going to the capitol? >> one hundred percent. it is insane. we are about two blocksa, way from it now and police are doing nothing. they are not even trying to stop us. >> reporter: jessica watkins is in custody. some people face up to 20 years in prison. >>> fascinating stuff, richard engel, thanks for the preview. you can see it this sunday

in the stack is jessica watkins. 38-year-old jessica watkins served in the army and deployed to afghanistan. watkins is a transgender woman. and according to her own account, she received an other-than-honorable discharge when the army determined her presenting as a female was unacceptable. she ran a bar in ohio with her boyfriend. earlier on january 6, she'd been at president trump's save america rally, providing security, she claims. with a group called the oath keepers, a militia, largely made up of former military and police. as watkins walks from trump's rally by the white house to the capitol, she speaks on a walkie-talkie app on her phone. the conversation suggests advanced planning. >> what kind of numbers do we have going to the capitol? any estimates? what percentage of the crowd is going to the capitol? >> 100%. everybody's marching on the capitol, all million of us. it's insane. we're about two blocks agray it now, and police are doing nothing. they're not even trying to stop us at this point. >> a reporter from npr overheard and recorded the communications. >> we have a good gr

next up is jessica cry for seat 10. >> hello. i'm jessica cry. i am reapplying for seat number 10. thank you for having me today. i really enjoyed serving previously and i'm really looking forward to us continuing the work that we've began having to do with the grant recommendations, the plans that we would like to move forward with compassion as well. i have lived in san francisco for over 11 years now living in district 6. i've worked at three different dispensaries since 2012 in san francisco and after working with my -- at a union shop and learning more with my workers what it was to have a union contract and for us to speak up for ourselves and to unite, i later became a special projects union representative. i was basically trying out for my union is to see if working with cannabis workers is a good fit for me. and in the meantime during our last committee meeting, i was actively organizing city workers and they successfully have union representation for group authentic members. with the oversight committee, i'm looking forward to a future where more workers are getting invol

host: go ahead and respond there, jessica. guest: i think it is really hard right now for renters to be able to find a property. i'm not sure if rachel's daughter is a saving for that down payment or in that home search process, but inventory is very tight. especially looking at the pacific northwest. we know there is a lot of competitions for home right now. people are trying to find that perfect property. is she saving for a down payment? i would say look at those state local programs, see if there is anything she qualifies for, and stay on track. it does take time. especially right now. host: let's talk to homer, who is calling from shreveport, louisiana. good morning. caller: yes, i was more or less wanting to make a statement about my fortunes on a house. my first house i bought in houston, texas was a v.a. repossessed and it was a one dollar move in. the interest rate was just like it is about now, about 3%. i had five or six different others. i'm 79 years old. i paid $995 for a house back in 1989. i wanted to make a sta

raj and janelle. >> thank you, jessica. yep, we went through similar situations like this, last year. and hopefully, it won't be as had as it was last may and june. stay with nbc bay area and nbc news for our continuing coverage of this trial. that includes special coverage when a verdict is reached. we will break into programming. you can also get updates through our nbc bay area app, and at nbcbayarea.com. >>> it may get a little bit easier to get your vaccine. santa clara county announced today it's getting more doses. it's offering 10,000-new appointments. nbc bay area is at levi stadium in santa clara where lots of people scored an appointment. >> reporter: about 5,000 people rolled up their sleeves and got a covid vaccine here, at levi's stadium today. and that number is expected to more than double, the rest of the week. as the county is about to receive a huge shipment of additional vaccine. 40-year-old nicholas hurry of san jose is happy to get a covid shot today at levi's stadium after spending weeks trying to get

thanks, jessica. how dry could it get. jeff? >>> well, we are just upon our dry season here as we head through may, june, july, august and really through september. it is no surprise the governor came out and spoke about this today. we have known that it was a bad rain year last year. this year didn't live up. so it is just this compounding effect for us. we will show you the rain season. you can see really how large the deficit is. we are over eight inches behind in san jose. in santa rosa over 20 inches behind for the rain season. that's what's really setting us up into this draught. we have been covering this for months on end. here is the latest data. 76.9 of california in a severe draught. 59% of normal. la nina continuing to this dry pattern setting up this area of high pressure keeping a lot of the storms away. this will mean increased fire danger, higher burn intensity when fires do start. crop damage also a concern as those trees become dress, pasture loss and also lower river flows as well. so not in good news on this

washington who's monitoring events for us from the indonesian capital jakarta these landslides jessica obviously happening in remote areas very difficult to access and also get up to date information it must be chaos for the emergency services who've got a very tough job ahead of them to try and help. well that's right so hello this is a developing situation and due to the extent of this disaster and the scale we've seen communication lines cart and power outages that means that it is difficult to get up to date information about what's happening but it's also difficult to access these villages that are in need we've heard from indonesian authorities who are responsible for these search and rescue operations and they say that in the case of some villages they may not be able to reach them until tomorrow or perhaps even after that we know that at least 44 people are dead but there are some reports in local media that the number could be closer to 70 already just within the island of flores we spoken to some of our contacts in this area and they say they've been experiencing this heavy r

jessica just how much pressure will made online be under at this summit. well an incredible amount of pressure adrian the summit has just gotten underway we understand there are about one hour into this meeting the meeting is expected to last 3 hours and representatives from every country are present including the prime ministers of singapore vietnam and cambodia the president of indonesia who had the idea to call this meeting and representatives from special envoys from the philippines and thailand but of course the most controversial attendee is the representative off the military judge himself the military joint chief now as you mentioned there is controversy about his presence and many human rights organizations have condemned the decision to invite him to this meeting but some analysts from indonesia say that the only way to really put an end to the violence is to speak directly to the person who many say is responsible for sparking this situation and there is hope that our young may be able to achieve that today but there are mixed opinions as you ha