jessica: quÉ linda. carlos: quÉ bonito pero habla con la verdad, no hay que perder el tiempo le dijo el galÁn, pero creo que a cualquier edad no hay que perder el tiempo en el amor. jessica: me encanta eso y que lo logren—— chef: es para compartir, se las hice a ustedes. dia nacional de las crispetas, palomitas. carlos: de verdad es el dÍa de las palomitas? chef: si seÑor, tiene su dÍa nacional. a nuestro director se le habÍa olvidado pero yo le recordÉ. carlos: yo le pongo limÓn y chile. chef: con las niÑas lo hacemos con caramelo y chocolate. jessica: a mÍ me gusta con mantequilla. chef: cuando mezclas las aladas con queso y con las dulces, es maravilloso. carlos: limÓn y chile! >> provecho. ♪ ♪ m >>muy buenos dÍas, es miÉrcoles 19 de enero, acompaÑamos en vivo a una familia que solicitalas pruebas gratis de covid 19 que ya ofrece el gobierno. te contamos cÓmo la administraciÓn distribuirÁ400 millones de mascarillas en sÓlo unos dÍas. >> acaban de divulgar estas imÁgenes del

new mom jessica kitchel was recovering from a c-section after the birth of her son chancy and feeling a little down last month when something extraordinary happened a ups driver delivered a package to her georgia home along with this simple, but heartfelt message. >> if this is the it's a boy house. i hope all is going well with your newborn. i had a child around the same time you guys did, and i just hope everything is going good god bless. happy holidays. >> so i just happened to play back the message and saw what he had said, and i was completely blown away. i felt like in that moment was exactly when i needed encouragement. the man at her door bell cam, new dad dallen harrell, a temporary ups driver hired for the holiday season. >> i wanted to truly ensure that she was okay since i also know she had a boy. >> jessica was determined to find the man who made such an impact and she posted the message on social media. >> within 24 hours the video started getting a ton of shares. >> and just a few days later. what's up, chancy kitchel? what's up, mr. kitchel? >> warm hugs and handshake

jessica schneider joins us with more reporting. i know you've been working your sources. what have you learned? >> reporter: this announcement is coming quite early. there are still five months left in the supreme court's term. most justices that have announced their retirement in the past haven't done so until at least march. the 83-year-old justice has said in the past he would consider two things when deciding to leave, his health and the court w. no known health issue it is clear the court is his main reason for leaving after almost three decades on the court. he has spoken extensively over the past year and has even written a book. he expressed concern that the public views the court as political and talks about how that perception could erode faith in the court. justice breyer does come from a political background himself. he was the chief counsel in the 1970s and understands this relentless, over the past year, progressive pressure on him to step down. in fact, the progressive group demand justice promoted a mobile billboard with the words breyer retire trying to g

jessica: cÓmo no acordarse de ese momento. francisca: le cantÓ le hicieron un reconocimiento, cantaron en un evento del canelo en monterrey. quÉ ha pasado? jessica: por otro lado del carro que esperaba a lucero y a su novio, reaccionÓ a los rumores de un posible noviazgo de su hija. francisca: tambiÉn reaccionÓ al talento del canelo, hablÓ poquito de las cosas que queremos saber, asÍ que escuchemos. reportera: cÓmo lo calificas como te cantÓ la canciÓn de joan sebastiÁn? lucero: como Él dice no sabe cantar pero le gusta cantar, le echa muchas ganas. reportera: ya tiene novio o tu hija? lucero: no, es su amigo, no tiene novio. [hablan a la vez] lucero: si, yo creo que ya puedo ser suegro en la vida pero no, no es novio. cero, celosa, cero celosa. jessica: negÁndolo todo, que no es novio, piensa que el canelo le puso muchas ganas a la cantada y aclarÓ todo el supuesto noviazgo de su hija, y supuestamente estÁ salino con este tiktokero emiliano, que se ha hecho muy famoso por sus vÍdeos. f francisca: si la mamÁ l

jessica: no se pueden perder ni un solo minuto. raÚl: el mundo estÁ un poquito nervioso con todo lo que estÁ pasando. satcha: amanecemos con los ojos puestos en ucrania, ahora mismo comenzar a salir ese paÍs gran parte de diplomÁticos estadounidenses y su familia por orden de la administraciÓn biden. tambiÉn emiten una advertencia para no viajar a esa naciÓn en momentos de que aumenta las posibilidades de una invasiÓn rusia, conflicto que involucra los estados unidos siendo aliado de ucrania. reportera: buenos dÍas, la otan a informado que prepara tropas adicionales para hacer frente a la invasiÓn en ucrania, han dicho que se van a enviar mÁs barcos y aviones. esto ocurre en el mismo dÍa en que comienzan a evacuar los familiares de los embajadores esta audiencia residentes, estados unidos no quiere que que ningÚn ciudadano estadounidense en caso de que estallara una guerra. [hablan en inglÉs] reportera: temen lo peor de que rusia cruza las fronteras. satcha: te agradecemos por informarnos en vivo y en instante entrev

jessica, thank you very much. let's dig deeper. our chief political analyst glor gentleman borger and senior republican commentator john kasich, former governor of ohio. jessica, what happened to the mccarthy who seemed to be willing to hold trump to account? >> i think he's been taken over by ambition and has now become a captive of donald trump and the trump wing of the party, which seems to be now most of the party, and he wants to be speaker of the house. jessica is referring to that january 11th meeting with the conference in which he said according to many members that donald trump told him he has some responsibility for what happened. that's what the january 6th committee wants to find out. that want to know if donald trump actually accepted responsibility for the insurrection. and it's clear kevin mccarthy is not going to be the one to tell them. >> how embarrassing is it, governor, to see mccarthy actually twisting his own words from last year, pretending he simply doesn't remember what he said about mr. trump's culpabilit

woman responded to jessica by saying there is no magic wand was going to make your dreams come true. they did not sit well with jessica, she when she bought herself magic wand and she kept it close to writer so she could make your dreams come true regardless of whatever others thought was possible and through hard work, jessica, advance or education, and she launched her career and this year, she celebrated the 11th anniversary of her business in rapid city, which has three commercial locations. to this day the magic wand sits in her office as a reminder of all that is possible. now go ahead and plan for her. [applause] [applause] [applause] senator castleberry's story, is in good company right here at the capitol, in fact all of these legislators have inspirational stories that have led them to where they are today and that is what is so special about south dakota, the representatives and the senators in the state legislatures, truly do reflect the people of south dakota, the understand the challenges and hardships in the loss. today you'll hear merce hundred more stories about the

and the chill coming in, the next couple mornings, jessica. you are going to be ready. >> i'm good, i have the mittens. terry's really interested in my mittens. >> you don't have them here though. >> they're not here, they're in the car. >>> he is threatening to stop rocking in the spotify world. the reason why neil young is having a beef. >>> silicon valley developer john oriaga has died. he famously made a donation of $150 million seven years ago. he also helped build most of stanford's facilities, including the pavilion. he attended on a basketball scholarship. he and his partner produced many of the leading campuses. >>> legendary rocker neil young is putting spotify between a rock and hard place. he has told his management team to get his music pulled from spotify, because it provides a platform for joe rogan's podcast. it's been known to spread covid misinformation. in a post since deleted, he said spotify can have rogen or young but not both. young has a home near lahanda. >>> a bill passed unanimously yesterday by the california state

i'm janelle wang. >> i'm jessica aguirre. we begin with the tension increasing between the u.s. and russia. military intelligence estimates russian troops on the ukrainian border number nearly 130,000 as the u.s. sent some 8,000 to countries. >> reporter: among demonstrations of russian aggression, president biden saying today he would consider imposing sanctions directly on russian president vladimir putin. >> there will be enormous consequences if he were to go in and invade for russia, not only in terms of economic consequences and political consequences, but it will be enormous consequences worldwide. >> reporter: the u.s. sending more to kyiv, part of a $200 million package of military aid to ukraine. >> if russia decides to come into ukraine, it will be a disaster for russia. >> reporter: troops are on heightened alert, standing by if nato allies need backup. >> i may be moving some of those troops in the nearer term because it takes time. we have no intention of putting american forces or nato forces in ukraine. >> reporter: president biden met yesterday with eight europe

jessica: me encanta eso. y hoy es el dÍa nacional de la dieta keto, una fecha que se instalÓ en el 2019 para concientizar sobre sus beneficios. hoy conoceremos un poco mÁs sobre ella. los acompaÑantes de su casa karlay carlos, buenos dÍas. karla: aquÍ estamos al pie del caÑÓn como siempre, emocionados y contentos. apenas estrenamos nuestro segmento, y fue todo un Éxito. vamos a seguir reviviendo momentos que han pasado a travÉs de 25 aÑos del "despierta amÉrica". no se lo pierdan. carlos: chicos, muy buenos dÍas. escuchÉ a francisca hablar del rey leÓn, hoy es el dÍa de mi prÍncipe, cumple 4 meses y a ver si mÁs adelante se anima a salir al aire. hablando de chicago saludo para todos los niÑos que estÁn en casa, porque estancamiento las cosas por el clima. satcha: y de quÉ manera, no sÓlo por el clima sino tambiÉn por covid 19. amanece cerradas las escuelas pÚblicas de chicago, creando un verdadero caos entre padres que no pueden ir a trabajar porque no tienen con quien dejarlos . el s

i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm raj mathai. this is the first monday of the new year and it comes with sobering news. new at 5:30, we've crossed another covid milestone. the latest data shows the united states passed 56 million cases this afternoon. a day after the u.s. hit 55 million yesterday. a big concern are kids, it was back to school, but not for everyone amid rising pediatric hospitalizations. >> here's chris pollone to explain. >> reporter: millions more american children will become eligible for vaccine booster shots later this week. children 12-15 should get an extra pfizer dose as well as those with compromised immunity 5-11. they should get the booster five months after the second dose instead of six. it's awaiting final approval by the cdc. the moves come as children return to school after the holiday break. schools like newark, new jersey are going remote temporarily. others are continuing in-classroom learning. >> my children are going to be in school. >> reporter: but can it be sustained during what one expert

jessica, thank you. at least 29 people have been killed in a stampede in liberia's capital, monrovia, many of them -- a christian prayer service wednesday evening. witnesses say the stampede ensued after robbers with machetes began attacking worshipers. >> a pile of shoes is all that is left. this is where hundreds of worshipers had gathered wednesday evening. prayer turned to panic when the local street gang attacked them with knives and machetes. this man said, the attack started at the entrance, when people were trying to leave the service. this is the moment people started to run. >> the service finished. there were people going already. >> christian prayer gatherings are popular among liberians. knn as crusades, they pvide comfort. more than half of the population lives on less than two dollars a day. the president visited a local hospital to show support to the victims, 15 people from that gathering, who were admitted here for their injuries. he said it was a very sad day in their country and a tra

jessica: quÉ lindo! raÚl: tuve la oportunidad de conversar con Él hace como un aÑo y me recuerda cuando yo era niÑo. asÍ era gordito,cachetÓn y me encantaba poder trabajar en las telenovelas yo hice una que se llamaba " atrÉvete". era el mejor amigo del hijo de los protagonistas y requerÍa aprenderse las letras, sacrificio. francisca: tÚ de niÑo eras tan intenso como ahora? raÚl: hola sis, ¿que paso? ¿todo bien con mis hijos? no te preocupes. estamos super bien... ¡julián no toques eso...! ¿pao que tocó? paola! si tus lentas velocidades de carga te hicieran ver como una mala niñera, oh, no. puede que necesites mejor internet. at&t fiber te da velocidades de carga más rápidas para videollamadas más fiables. obtén at&t fiber, planes desde $35 al mes por un año. disponibilidad limitada en ciertas áreas. llama al 855.solo.att satcha: momentos de horror se viven en un restaurante cuando clientes ve entrar este auto al salÓn lleno de comensales. mira como atropella una mujer y se estre

. >>> plus -- >> jessica, i am so ready to open the city and just open the gates and have a good time. >> san francisco mayor london breed unplugged and with us tonight talking about a slew of issues. could covid restrictions ease up anytime soon? skyrocketing crime against the aapi community. how to change the city's image and even jimmy g. and then why are so many olympic ice skaters from the bay area? we've uncovered one thing many have in common. >>> good evening. this is nbc bay area news tonight. i'm jessica aguirre. the new covid variant showing up in the bay area is a sub variant of omicron. on twitter today, santa clara confirmed two cases believed to be the first in the bay area. here is what we know about ba.2. it is detected in 40 countries. no evidence it is spreading more quickly or is more severe than other variants. it appears our vaccines will be effective against it. here is what one of our covid experts had to say about it. >> as long as there is transmission there is going to be a new variant being created. every two weeks there is a new variant being created. only

s political analyst, jessica berlin. at this point, the only way out of this crisis is through deterrence. anthony blinkin has already been pushing hard behind the scenes for germany to take a stronger stance against russia's aggression for the you to tow a stronger line. and now he's here in person to push that at the end of the day dialogue will not solve this issue. anthony blinking tomorrow is going to have to make perfectly clear to russia that the cost of invading ukraine will be higher than the cost of invasion. and russia is one of the use largest trading partners. not only in energy, i mean trade between russia and the you in 2020, accounted for over a 170000000000 euros rushes, also germany's largest gas importer. so the economic cost to europe, to serious consequences for russia would also be dire. and this is why we haven't seen a clear line yet. but this is hopefully. ringback what secretary blinking, i'm is pushing for with the quad group. i'm and at the level to make sure that at least behind the scenes, t

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. >> reporter: new mom jessica was recovering from a c section after the birth of her son and feeling a little down last month when something extraordinary happened the ups driver delivered a package to her georgia home, along with this simple but heart felt message >> if this is the "it's a boy" house, i hope all is going well with your newborn. i had a child around the same time you guys did, and i just hope everything is going good. god bless. happy holidays >> i just happened to play the message and saw what he had said and was completely b away. i felt like in that moment was exactly when i needed encouragement. >> the man on her doorbell cam, a new dad hired for the holiday season >> i just wanted to truly ensure she's okay since i know she also had a boy. >> jessica was determined to find the man who made such an impact >> within 24 hours the video started getting a ton of shares. >> and just a few days later >> what's up >> what's up >> warm hugs and handshakes as dahlen finally met jessica and her family s so, we finally get to physically see dahlen and thank him in person fo

was that was political analyst at jessica berlin, moving on austria is parliament has voted in favor of a new law making covert 19 vaccination mandatory for adults. it's the 1st european country to approve such a wide ranging our wide reaching measure so far only 72 percent of austrians have been fully vaccinated against the crone of iris. that's one of the lowest rates in western europe. 137 in favor to 33 against austria's vaccine mandate passed by a clear majority in a 1st for any european country legislators said it was a drastic but necessary step complete. the compulsory vaccination isn't something we wanted, but unfortunately it's become a necessity to close that big vaccination gap in austria. it's my deep conviction that only then will we have a realistic chance, a regaining the life we had before. the corona virus. from early february, everyone over the age of 18 must be vaccinated. with exceptions for those who are pregnant, have a medical exemption or of recently recovered from coven 19. after an introductory phase, anyone still holding out could be find thousands of euro

straight to cnn's jessica schneider. what do we know? >> reporter: yeah, victor and alisyn, the supreme court has issued two decisions related to the biden administration's vaccine mandates. remember, there were challenges that were heard just about a week ago in the supreme court, and this is what the supreme court has just come down with. they have blocked that vaccine mandate that applied to large employers, employers with 100 people or more. this was a vaccine mandate that effectively went into effect on monday, just the masking portion of it, and the vaccine portion of that mandate was supposed to go into effect february 9th. now that mandate is completely blocked. this is a mandate that would have affected about 80 million workers across the united states at large employers. businesses had said to the supreme court, you need to block this. the agency does not have the power. that's osha. they do not have the power to put this mandate into effect. the supreme court agreeing with t them. so that mandate is blocked. on the other hand,

jessica says both cases have changed the way she now views police officers. it makes you not trust the police. people call the police when they're in vulnerable positions and they want someone they can trust. ijust think it's shocking. anna adams, bbc news. aid agencies say at least 70 people have been killed in yemen and many been killed in yemen and many more wounded in an airstrike by the saudi—led coalition which hit a detention centre in the north of the country. it follows nights of intensified bombing raids after a rocket fired by houthi rebels killed three people. in the united arab emirates earlier this week. it's been almost seven years since the coalition, backed by the us and the uk, intervened in yemen's civil war, attempting to restore the internationally recognised government to power. houthi rebels backed by iran still control most of the country. since 2015, yemen has suffered the world's worst humanitarian crisis. all sides of the conflict have been accused of abuses, including killing civilians. the un security council have called for bot

. >> and i am jessica aguirre. now, to the escalating crisis in ukraine. the pentagon today put some 8,500 troops on heightened alert. they will deploy if needed to reassure nato allies in the face of an ongoing russian aggression. ukraine is not in nato, so the troops would not go to ukraine. nbc bay area's chris pollone explains. >> reporter: president biden weighing his options as russia appears to be on the brink of invading ukraine. on the table, sending u.s. troops to eastern europe to help strengthen nato allies. defense secretary putting 8,500 soldiers on heightened alert status, ready to deploy. >> we have been consulting with allies and deployments and refining plans for all scenarios. we have always said we would reinforce our allies on the eastern flank. >> reporter: the president spent part of the day speaking with several european allies. >> i had a very, very, very good meeting total unanimity with all the european leaders. >> as they try to anticipate russian president vladimir putin's next move. >> he likes the uncertainty. he likes the am

jessica, let me start with you. you're not calling for a show to be canceled or even for the episodes with some of the questionable information to be pulled. you asked, as part of this group, for clear and public policy to moderate misinformation on spotify platform. does this satisfy that in. >> unfortunately it doesn't fully satisfy. and i think that the important thing to consider here is that these are plans to initiate these content advisories, we have yet to see them roll out. we have heard anecdotes of several thousand podcast episodes being removed from other violations and we've not seen the list of those episodes or the reasons why they were remove sod we're still in a holding pattern to see what the words mean in action. >> jessica, one more question to you. because i personally was impressed with joe rogan's statement. he said i hear you all, i'm not trying to be controversial, i'm trying to have a compelling conversation. i'm going to redouble my efforts to have credible voices, right after i have kroef

jessica is holding down the fort here. >> yes. >> you're in l.a. >> janelle is in beijing, and i'm in lamp. >> why am i here? >> you're the glue that keeps it all together. >> i feel like i should be at the halftime show. >> what's coming up at 5:30? >> a lots going on. have you gotten one of those covid tests at one of those clinics. are they even legit? we uncover another questionable location. this one in san francisco, and the city attorney is getting involved. >> plus, omicron appears to be on the way out. but what's the next variant to worry about? we get answers from the covid experts. >> and after a year of intense challenges, president biden finds himself with a new one to begin his second year in office. >> one thing if it's a minor incursion and we end up having to fight about what to do and not do. >> how he's clarifying remarks he made about russia. >> good thursday, everyone. the news at 5:30 starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm janelle wang. >> i'm raj mathai. another company running pop-up covid test sites is under investigation this evening. today, san francis

jessica tiene mÁs desde mÉxico. jessica: muchas gracias. ha causado muchÍsima sorpresa el nuevo protocolo. para los dos partidos siguientes de la selecciÓn mexicana. porque la idea es tratar de acabar con este grito homofÓbico que tanto problemas ha traÍdo descuento que es lo que va a pasar van a ser 2000 personas las que van a poder entrar al estadio azteca todos los que entren al estadio van a tener que presentar todos sus datos. esta pÁgina de internet va a dar un cÓdigo qr que va tener que presentar junto con su identificaciÓn. la idea es que estÉn muy vigilados. y cualquier persona que comenta alguna faltaque grite algo en el estadio azteca que no sea correcto va a ser sancionado con cinco aÑos de no volver al estadio a ver a la selecciÓn con esto. estaremos muy pendientes de todo lo que ocurra. regresÓ con ustedes. carolina: mientras tanto borja. cuÁnto costarÍa un selfie. puso a la venta sus fotos. vendiendo cada 1 1 precio de tres dÓlares. borja: cientos de personas compraron las fotos. para su sorpresa la broma no le

jessica, let me go to you here. you run a newsroom dedicated to this issue, voting integrity, election integrity. we have 19 states passing restrictive voting laws. what do the midterms look like if president biden and democrats, you know, joe manchin doesn't get onboard, are not able to get this over the finish line? >> i think they look very than looked in 2020. of course, we were dealing with pandemic voting in 2020 and so definitionally, it looked different. we're still going to be in a pandemic, but a lot of vote by mail restrictions have been implemented in these states to prevent these people from voting by mail if they're not over the age of 65 or disabled. that's the cut off. i think voting is going to look very different. that's going to be confusing for voters. one of the goals of democrats proposals here is more national consistency from state to state in terms of the way it looks to cast your ballot in texas versus north dakota. right now, that's very different. under the democrats' plan, it would come

jessica schneider, thank you very much. let's discuss with our chiefly political analyst, gloria borger, she is still with us. long with our chief legal analyst jeffrey toobin and senior legal analyst laura coates. there you see the cover just pursuit, a black prosecutor's fight for fairness. we are going to have you back, laura, to talk about the book tomorrow. but let's get to this marmg decision by the u.s. supreme court. jeffrey, how significant is this decision? >> well, what's significant is that the court didn't just reject the former president's position. they really gave it the back of their hand. this is a one-paragraph opinion. it's unsigned. there were -- the only dissenter was justice clarence thomas who didn't even write an opinion. so, it was an 8-1 opinion. all three of trump's appointees voted against his position. so, um, the -- the principle that only the incumbent president, um, should be in the position to exercise executive privilege -- that, more or less, was the basis for the decision. but i mean, it

jessica: una pÉrdida muy triste para la mÚsica. carlos: aquÍ lo vamos hasta regulado el dÍa de hoy, pero antes pasamos con las noticias. satcha: ahora mismo millones de personas en la costa atlÁntica del paÍs se prepara para el impacto de una poderosa tormenta invernal que amenaza con convertirse ciclÓn bomba. se esperan vientos huracanados, fuertes nevadas y mucho frÍo. el sistema dejarÍa comunidades enteras sin electricidad. sin tiempo que perder saludamos desde nueva york a damaris para ver cÓmo avanzan los preparativos. damaris: muy buenos dÍas, me da mucho gusto saludarte desde manhattan. aquÍ estamos listos para esta nieve. la gobernadora de nueva york insta a los neoyorquinos que estÉn preparados para la tormenta y es lo que estamos haciendo. Éstas son heladas de sal que ven aquÍ, es para llenar los camiones de la ciudad los mismos que van a usar para recoger la basura es el mantenimiento a la ciudad, equipados con palas y se van a llenar en pocas horas empezarÁn a regar en todos los rincones de la gran manzana

jessica: quÉ bonito velo en una casa llena de recuerdos. vamos con los titulares de la hora. carlos: lo que nos traen las noticias en estos momentos. >> sÓlo aquÍ verÁs el instante en que vecinos bajan por las escaleras mientras su edificio se prende en llamas. hablamos con la pareja que capta las imÁgenes. >> por fin los mÁs de 300.000 alumnos de las escuelas pÚblicas de chicago podrÁn volver a clases, entÉrate cÓmo serÁ el regreso ahora que se registra nueva marca de contagios diarios. >> hoy la corte suprema escucha argumentos en los casos judiciales de dos inmigrantes sin documentos detenidos por mÁs de medio aÑo. >> en un gran avance para la medicina doctores trasplantan el corazÓn de un cerdo o un humano, entÉrate cÓmo estÁ el papa que lo recibe. >> juan rivera no se guarda nada en la rueda de prensa que ofrece. >> por eso es una familia, es lo que Éramos. >> actriz gretel valdÉs le quitan parte de su dedo para evitar el cÁncer. >> pero quÉ es el sÍndrome de asia? hoy comienza la serie que ninguna mujer se puede perder. >> tiene que drenar el lÍqui

. >> jessica and matt live there with their newborn and they saw that message. they wanted to thank him. they posted the video online and asked if anyone knew him. the response was immediately. three days later, dalen back at the home, this time meeting the family. jessica and her family making a care package for him and his family and it didn't stop there. mom, jessica, sharing his baby register online and instantly, books, clothes, toys. all after that u.p.s. driver's kindness. those gifts from around the country taking up half the truck. as many as 15 packages a day. and tonight, he items us, they are still arriving, many from americans all over this country, right on dalen's doorstep. the diapers, the high chair, and right here with us -- >> hi, david. >> dalen on that simple act of kindness, his message and the gift now given to him. >> i just hope that it continues to be a positive domino effect and people just take from this to be kind and love thy neighbor. >> we just loved his message of kindness and congratulations to both families and third new babies

mom jessica sharing dalen's baby registry online and instantly, books, clothes, toys. all after that u.p.s. driver's kindness. those gifts from around the country taking up half the truck. as many as 15 packages a day. and tonight, he tells us, they are still arriving, many from americans all over this country, right on dalen's doorstep. the diapers, the high chair, and right here with us -- >> hi, david. >> -- dalen on that simple act of kindness, his message, and the gift now given to him. >> i just hope that it continues to be a positive domino effect and people just take from this to be kind and love thy neighbor. >> we just loved his message of kindness and congratulations to both families and their new babies. good night >> another wrinkle to the covid tonight. a study debunks a vaccination myth and reveals a new concern about infections and fertility. >> thank you. >>>> we have a hard battle. >> yeah. >> words of encouragement and support. today the national head of the teachers' union visited local schools to see how covid protocols are going. and caught in the

through a hard work, jessica advanced her education and launched her career. this year she celebrated the 11th anniversary of her business in rapid city, which has three commercial locations. to this day that magic wand sits in her office as a reminder of all h that is possible. .. >> they understand the challenges and the hardships and the loss. today you hear more stories about the amazing people of our state who have overcome adversity and i believe you will find inspiration in their stories and it will give you hope and excitement for the days ahead. the south dakota people work together to navigate the pandemic over ander over again they were recognized as the best states innt the country because of our willingness to trust each other. other states are different they lockdown, close to businesses, shut schools and mandated masks. the economies and people are paying the price. they suffered and it did not have to happen. unfortunately it is starting toe happen all over again in some states. here in south dakota we do have new challenges. new barriers to th

en la ciudad de mÉxico, jessica zermeÑo, univisiÓn. ilia: el mÉdico forense dijo que la muerte de las 17 personasen el incendio del edificio del bronx se produjo por inhalaciÓn de humo. ahora las autoridades investigan por quÉ no funcionaron las puertas que deberÍan cerrarse al detectar humo. >> trabajÓ hasta hace solo seis meses en el edificio que se incendia el domingo. >> sentimientos porque jesÚs lo conocÍa a todos los residentes del edificio donde trabajo hasta se retira en agosto del aÑo pasado. se refiere a las puertas automÁticas que se cierran para evitar la propagaciÓn del fuegoy que ahora son el centro de la investigaciÓn. hoy el mÉdico forense dijo que las 17 vÍctimas perecieron por inhalaciÓn de humo. cuenta que las alarmas sonaron, pero pensÓ que no se trataba de un incendio hasta que desde su ventana vio las llamas. ella logrÓ grabar con su celular cuando los bomberos lo rescataron desde el piso 15. >> ana rivera vive a pocas cuadras y hoy fue con sus hijos a dejar ropa y alimentos a los sobrevivientes. >

nuevos protocolos sanitarios para evitar que continÚe esta ola de contagios.desde ciudad de mÉxico jessica zermeÑo nos dice cÓmo serÁ la temporada de fÚtbol en medio de este repunte. >> el incremento de contagios en mÉxico ya afectÓ hasta la liga de fÚtbol profesional. en el propio tigre se detectaron12 casos activos de fÚtbol.. >> pumas contra toluca tambiÉn se aplaza. >> tambiÉn hay casos positivos en las Águilas del amÉrica. en los pumas de la unam y el rayado de monterrey. >> que cualquier jugador presentar una prueba negativa pcr. >> ademÁs las pruebas negativas aguadores se realizarÁn cada siete dÍas y no cada 10. tambiÉn se realizarÁn pruebas 72 horas antes de cada partido y hay entre siete y 10 jugadores, el encuentro se realizarÁ en la jornada. pero si hay mÁs de 10 el partido se regenera despuÉs. >> si cambia el semÁforo epidemiolÓgico, en la tribuna van a ser mÁs rigurosos. >> sÍ te quita el ir al estadio y todo, pero creo que estÁ bien. >> en la ciudad de mÉxico, jessica zermeÑo. >> vamos a pasar con patricia y un adelanto de la visiÓn nocturna. >> v

jessica: 5 legendarios raperos. carlos: serÁ la primera vez que 5 artistas aparezcan juntos para cantar en el escenario del tradicional espectÁculo de medio tiempo que es visto a veces hasta por mÁs personas, son millones los que se conectan a ver este show. jessica: soy una de esas, lo mejor me pierdo un poco del partido. pero el show no me lo puedo perder y nuestro querido alberto martÍnez tambiÉn estÁ muy atento. albert: como siempre, vamos a ver cuanta gente estÁ hoy congelada. 228,000,000 de este viernes en estados unidos se levanta con temperaturas por debajo de los 30, nieve y hielo en el pronÓstico y maÑana van a ser 192,000,000.mÁs de dos terceras partes estados unidos estÁ congelado. hemos visto nieve. durante las Últimas horas, imÁgenes e vivo atlanta estÁ lloviendo 30 de transiciÓn, va a ser nieve y en texas se levanta con 20, estas son las temperaturas, 15 en nueva york, cuando aÑadimos el efecto del viento, 10 en nueva york y —21 de sensaciÓn en nueva york, de aquÍ que la lluvia que

on the impact of the chip shortage and auto industry, we do it all with jessica caldwell. talk to us if you can about that. our previous guest said price and range and batteries will be some of the key points. our prices maybe a hang up? as you think about the masses? >> definitely. it started a high. if you look at the market is it -- it is at price points that most people aren't comfortable paying. a lot of them are over $100,000, even the silverado, the consumer version is over $1000. the price continues to be an issue. people want it to be the same price as what they are used to paying. prices have increased a lot, especially over the past year because of the chip shortage. people are getting used to paying more for their vehicles, but if you think about everything involved with and ev, you have to figure out whether you want a home charging station which will cost more money, or figure out those logistical issues. the cost could be more than just the vehicle. people get a bit salty about that sometimes. caroline: these are luxury large automobiles, which are expensive

cnn's jessica schneider is tracking all of this for us. let's start with alex jones. we're hearing some strange claims coming from him regarding his talks with the committee. walk us through those and why house investigators are interested in him. >> and what's interesting about this is the committee subpoenaed him back in november. he then sued, but now he is saying that he did, in fact, end up talking to the committee on monday. so the committee's particularly interested in jones because he could have key knowledge about how the rally before the capitol attack was planned and how the funding operation worked. that's one of the key components the committee is looking into. so the committee previously said that alex jones, he helped organize the rally at the ellipse near the white house. and then even facilitated a donation from the air rest to the public supermarkets fortune julie jenkins. that donation amounted to 80% of the total funding that they received for the rally. so alex jones now saying that he did meet virtually with the committee and called the questions

jesica: en la ciudad de mÉxico jessica zermeÑo univisiÓn carolina: intenso dÍa en el time square, miles se preparan para celebrar el aÑo nuevo— ya regresamos. jorge: legendario presentador de la televisiÓn don francisco no se dice y lo que no harÍa la televisiÓn y el porque no se quiere jubilar. lin manuel miranda, nos cuenta de los reto de hacer una pelÍcula despuÉs de hamilton y cÓmo la pandemia al loÓ hizo cambiar de planes. angÉlica vale nos habla del significado de ser reconocido en el paseo de las estrellas. y eres un maestro del zurcido. pero tu staff ya no da la talla. necesitas contratar. necesito indeed. indeed instant match inmediatamente encuentra candidatos que cumplen con tu descripción de empleo. redime tu crédito de 75 dólares en indeed.com/oferta y aqui tie ♪ ♪ carolina:aquÍ tienen imÁgenes de algunas de las celebraciones por la llegada del nuevo aÑo. asÍ luciÓ el cielo en la bahÍa de sidney, miren nada ma que bonito, estas son imÁgenes tambiÉn de taiwÁn. a esa hora el 2021 ya es historia, tambiÉn en oceanÍa y hacia medio oriente y europa. h

and bri met up with another girlfriend, jessica. all 40 left the concert together, on a shuttle bus. >> i got a picture of her when we were driving, riding the bus. >> bri and her friends were dropped off at the sands regency casino hotel, the center of a college party crowd that weekend. >> as k.t. recalls, nothing felt out of place. >> during that time, meet anybody you knew? anybody you think seemed suspicious to you? >> nobody we met who seemed suspicious. >> about 2 am, one of brianna his friends, jessica, decided to leave the party and head back to k.t.'s two crash. she later told police, she said goodnight to her friends, and went outside, and then flagged down a guy driving an suv in the parking lot. a total stranger, to get a ride home. >> i probably could have easily walked. it was freezing, so i just got a ride from the parking lot, someone who is leading. what a bad idea. >> coming up. and it was something else bad, happening in the area. >> the previous month, there had been a stranger, a sexual assault abduction in the

jessica was eventually called into a police station. it raises further questions for the met, just months after another officer, wayne cousins, was given a whole life sentence for the kidnap, rape and murder of sarah everard. jessica says both cases have changed the way she now views police officers. it makes you not trust the police. people call the police when they're in vulnerable positions and they want someone they can trust. anna adams, bbc news. the time is 18:18. our top story this evening: russia and the us hold �*frank�* talks about the threat to ukraine as moscow sends more troops to the area. coming up... calls for better access for disabled people to explore the uk's countryside. coming up in sportsday on the bbc news channel: where did it all go wrong? we assess the changes needed to revise the fortunes of test team, after the men's 4—nil series defeat to australia in the ashes. the us rock star meat loaf has died at the age of 74. he sold more than 100 million albums, in a career that spanned six decades. bat out of

jessica says both cases have changed the way she now views police officers. it makes you not trust the police. people call the police when they're in vulnerable positions and they want someone they can trust. i just think it's shocking. anna adams, bbc news. coming up at 6am, breakfast, but first on bbc news, the travel show. this week on the travel show, tiny spaces in tokyo. fast wide open ones in finnish lapland. fast wide open ones in finnish laland. , . ., ., lapland. the silence around ou, lapland. the silence around you. and — lapland. the silence around you, and generally - lapland. the silence around you, and generallyjust - lapland. the silence around | you, and generallyjust living you, and generally just living a you, and generallyjust living a happier life. you, and generally 'ust living a happier life._ you, and generally 'ust living a happier life. and he trips to look forward _ a happier life. and he trips to look forward to _ a happier life. and he trips to look forward to in _ a happier life. and he trips to look forward to in 2022. - look

i asked my wife jessica," do i have a mole _ i asked my wife jessica," do i have a mole on — i asked my wife jessica," do i have a mole on the back of my neck, because — a mole on the back of my neck, because i didn't know i had a mould?" and she said yes. it was an odd shape. — mould?" and she said yes. it was an odd shape. it — mould?" and she said yes. it was an odd shape, it wasn't like a freckle. i odd shape, it wasn't like a freckle. i asked _ odd shape, it wasn't like a freckle. i asked our— odd shape, it wasn't like a freckle. i asked our team doctor on tuesday, i asked our team doctor on tuesday, i followed up with our team doctor, and he _ i followed up with our team doctor, and he said — i followed up with our team doctor, and he said he didn't like the shape of it _ and he said he didn't like the shape of it he _ and he said he didn't like the shape of it. he would like to pull it out, and i_ of it. he would like to pull it out, and i had two options — he could pull it_ and i had two options — he could pull it out or _ and i had two options — he could pull

jessica says both cases have changed the way she now views police officers. it makes you not trust the police. people call the police when they're in vulnerable positions and they want someone they can trust. i just think it's shocking. anna adams, bbc news. tributes have been pouring in for the us rock star meat loaf, who has died at the age of 7a. in a career spanning six decades, he was known for his operatic voice and theatrical stage presence. 0ur arts correspondent david sillito takes a look back at his music and life. # like a bat out of hell, # i'll be gone when the morning comes...# meat loaf, bat out of hell — a sweat—drenched rock—and—roll epic that turned the man born marvin lee aday into one of the biggest—selling rock stars in the world. there have been many tributes. among them, cher, who sang with him on dead ringer, for love, bonnie tyler, and from i'd do anything for love, lorraine crosby. # i would do anything for love. # i'd never lie to you, and that's a fact. we just gelled. we gelled perfectly. and obviously, that's why the so

jessica: te van a guiar para que este 2022 logres tu mejor versiÓn. raÚl:seguimos celebrando el aniversario "despierta amÉrica", lo haremos recordando uno de los grande momentos que hemos vivido junto a ustedes. alan: tambiÉn nuestros compaÑeros de "contacto deportivo" que hoy celebran su aÑo nÚmero 20 , pegado a "despierta amÉrica" viene lindsay casinelli, a contarnos todo sobre el programa. satcha: quiero contarles que esta maÑana precisamente la administraciÓn joe biden reevaluar su estrategia para luchar contra el aumento de contagio por covid 19 luego de esta decisiÓn de la corte suprema de bloquear el mandato de vacunaciÓn del presidente para trabajadores de grandes empresas, aunque se mantiene entre personal y centros de atenciÓn mÉdica financiados por el gobierno federal. saludamos en vivo a andrea leÓn para que nos diga quÉ cambia a partir de ahora. andrea, buenos dÍas. andrea: buenos dÍas, efectivamente el gobierno de joe biden adelantÓ esta decisiÓn de impedir mandato federal de vacunaciÓn para los empleados de empresas

>> we haven't heard from either side yet, jessica. they're still up in the courtroom. it could take a while before everything is sorted out and they come downstairs, but this is a really, really strong day for the state. a lot of people, especially as the verdict came this late were saying ah, this is good news for the defendant, for elizabeth holmes, but to have her guilty on four counts, and remember, it's four of 11. but because the jury was hopelessly dead locked on four of the counts, it's really four of eight. we haven't heard anything from either side yet. we're waiting to see if they come down stairs to talk. >> did the judge issue a sentencing date yet? >> not yet. i'm told typically that takes a couple months, and they put it in front of a parole board and the judge does get some say in this. she does face a maximum of 20 years per charge, but typically, they're starked up together. some people are walking out now. >> seems to be something happening behind you. >> reporter: okay, i can tell you what's happening. the courthouse shuts down at 5:00. i lost track

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jessica is holding down the fort here. >> yes. >> you're in l.a. >> janelle is in beijing, and i'm in lamp. >> why am i here? >> you're the glue that keeps it all together. >> i feel like i should be at the halftime show.

nos conectamos con jessica zermeÑo kino cinemas informaciÓn. jessica: buenas tardes. gracias. efectivamente del descubrimiento fue en una carretera federal, que iba de coatzacoalcos, sur de veracruz, al centro de ese estado, son 359 personas que encontraron los agentes del instituto nacional de inmigraciÓn, hacinadas en la parte de atrÁs en un tractocamiÓn que se utilizan normalmente para transportar material pesado de construcciÓn. segÚn el comunicado del instituto que iba conocer, entre estas 59 personas habÍan 294 de guatemala, la mayorÍa guatemaltecas, 38 nicaragüenses, 15 salvadoreÑos, estÁ hondureÑo sigue 4 personas de ecuador. las autoridades no dieron mÁs detalles sobre este grupo tan numeroso, el operativo mÁs grande que ha hecho el instituto. no se dio conocer cuÁntas personas eran mujeres, cuÁntos eran hombres. fue una revisiÓn de rutina, en una carretera federal, y ademÁs pasÓ en la madrugada, alrededor de las 3:15 del dÍa de ayer, cuando esperaban, imagino estos coyotes, que no habrÍa tanta posibilidad de que los detuvieran, lo Único que se sa