i am jesse watters. tonight, we start at the gas pump, where millions of americans are running on empty as fuel prices explode under joe biden's leadership. the cost of gas has jumped well over a dollar per gallon from last year, leaving americans across the country fed up. >> it's not working. >> it's kind of one of those things, you know, if you are traveling, you know you need, it is kind of a necessity, just like water. >> jesse: but hey, at least they know who to blame. >> joe biden -- every time i fill it up when trump was in office, it was about $45 or $50. now on empty, takes me $120 to fill up the car, it's ridiculous, it's breaking everybody's bank. >> jesse: what is biden doing to stop the crisis crippling the economy? absently nothing. store shelves late empty as working-class americans are now forced to choose between feeling their tank and putting food in the fridge. biden and his buddies probably get their dinner delivered so why should they care if you cannot find the ingredients you need

>> jesse: i am and welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪ i'm jesse watters and tonight we start with thousands of americans left stranded across the country after southwest airlines canceled over 2,000 flights. the company told angry passengers that "air traffic control issues and bad weather were the culprit behind the delays but the people left behind weren't buying it. >> they were having problems. they wouldn't say it what it was and you are lucky you got a flight. >> i was told there may be a crew issue. >> they said they needed a flight attendant of a flight arrive here from dallas. >> the weather is fine in all connecting areas. there is no bad weather. it's got to be something behind the scenes that they're not telling us. >> jesse: these people aren't idiots, they know these delays aren't called by bad weather. it's hurricane joe grating a perfect storm that bring the airline industry to its knees. earlier this month, the biden administration turned the heat up on on doxxed airline employees mandating that everybody get the shot by december 8th. and instead of rolling over a

short, jesse. >> jesse: not me. >> sorry, sorry. but i feel like the lesson too is if someone -- if you come near someone with a microphone and a camera, you will look stupid on air. you shouldn't answer anything. >> are you telling people don't interview with waters? i want you to take it back. >> i'm sorry. >> if you see waters in the street, you go for me. >> you are honest, you say what you don't know. what's shocking is in contrast to her team that claim she's the queen of the universe. it's clear that ordinary americans don't know. >> they're going to be disappointed and have to do a lot better job. emily has been doing a great job. she has crimes that changed america special that's on fox nation. it's season two. it's fox justice month. so this is a new true crimes documentary specials all month long on fox nation. what kind of vicious disgusting crimes are you going to be covering? is this -- is this something i can watch? >> yes, without your child in the room, it is not for the fapt of heart, but for you true crime enthusi

be 40 hosted by jesse watters starts right now. hey, jesse. >> jesse: thank you, bret. good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime." ♪ ♪ i'm jesse watters, and tonight we start with a look at joe biden's business history, or rather, his lack thereof. you see, biden is economically illiterate. them and has never stuttered of a company or run a business. instead, he spent 50 years as a politician being paid with your time. it looks like he doesn't even pay his own bills. as reporting from the daily mail shows that was hunter who was balancing the family checkbook from their shared bank accounts, more on that later. if so, a man who probably can't find his own wallet is now in charge of the nation's finance. boy, i wonder why we are in the midst of a massive supply chain crisis. thanks to biden's utter lack of experience with any sort of business, everybody could have seen these problems coming. well, everyone but foolish joe, said this two months ago. >> right now, our experts believe the major independent forecasters agree, as well, that these bottlenecks and pri

"fox news primetime" with jesse watters just down the hall. >> jesse: welcome to new york at congrats on the book. good evening and welcome to "fox news primetime," i am jesse watters. only ten months into joe biden's presidency but we may already be witnessing the death of the biden agenda. boy, that was quick. americans are already turning on the embattled president as polls show his approval rating crumbling to 38% down from 50% in february. this turn might even be historically bad as biden's approval rating is now 10% lower in barack obama's was at the same time in his presidency. so why are people fleeing the sinking ship that is the biden white house? well, it all started when the white house pushed its vaccine mandate in an effort to turn the page on its failed afghanistan surrender. it didn't take long for that one to backfire. just ask the thousands of passengers on southwest airlines left stranded due to staffing problems. funny how these problems suddenly popped up after they filed a lawsuit against mandates. but it's not just angry airline passengers fleeing the pain. what

we will talk about jesse nelson. she is white and accused of pretending to be black in her first solo single. this is an issue called black fishing. ♪ >> let's begin with this g20 summit involving leaders in the world's richest countries promising to give more help to afghanistan. it does not mean they are recognizing the taliban. let's begin with the u.n. secretary general. >> we need to find ways to make the economy breathe again. these can be done without violating international laws or compromising principles. we must seek ways to create conditions to allow afghan professionals and civil servants to continue working to serve the afghan population. i urge the world to take action and inject liquidity into the afghan economy to avoid collapse. >> the summit was hosted by italy, a virtual affair, and it focused on shoring up the fragile afghan economy. on the taliban took over in august, the u.s. and others suspended eight. -- aid. in 2019, it accounted for 75% of government spending. bear in mind $9 billion of fo

jesse. break this announcement today was coordinated with seven other bay area county health offices and the city of berkley. we're on a path to eliminate the use of masks when you go into businesses like the one behind me, but remember, we're at the beginning of this journey, not at the end. essentially we want to ensure that we have many layers of prevention. santa clara county health officer, dr sara cody says a three phased metric system is being adopted by all counties except solano. the move is a pathway to end the use of masks while indoors and one that is easy to follow. under the plan, community covid transmission rates must be low and stable, no higher than the cdcs yellow phase. hospitalizations also need to be low and stable relative to capacity limits and is determined by local officials and vaccination rates at 80% or eight weeks after children aged 5 to 11 begin getting vaccinated. i think people appreciate understanding the metrics that help us no. when we can relax our use o

ktvu jesse gary's live in santa clara county. with what we help departments will be looking at jesse. andre good evening to you and those health department spent the better part of today, tweaking the message that they will put out tomorrow. as you said, it will not take effect and it will only take effect when all the criteria are met. they're creating their own criteria, and i would suspect that the criteria would based on hospitalizations. uh cases icu capacity, all but one of the bay area's health officers set thursday to announce metrics to end indoor mask mandates for covid vaccinated persons. santa clara county's health officer revealed tuesday. the plan and push to have something concrete as soon as the end of this week. we're getting very close to having a shared set of common metrics that we would all used, according to san mateo county supervisor david canada. those metrics include the cdcs level of community transmission remaining in yellow or lower. for at least three weeks, low and stable hospitalization ratesnd

are getting ready, jesse. andre over the past hour. rain has arrived here in the south bay. now it's not a lot of rain and drizzle, little drops here and there, but it has arrived and ahead of its arrival preparations underway. to mitigate the impact from wet weather. the middle of the work week sees a soaker from start to finish across the bay area, please middle october. if you asked me a month ago, i would have told you the earliest we can expect. rain is mid october boom right on time for region and state stuck in the throes of drought conditions. rain is good, but has the potential for bad as well as the big green comes and the water flow from both sides. the street come down to the corner. it would probably be floating so we want to make sure that nothing blocks the drainage, scratching of rakes to leaves and pavement is a seasonal soundtrack, as many residents clear storm drains of debris. most of the houses on the street here are pretty good. people uh, people have. have done that the gardening work th

>> well, first of all, jess, it is a great idea, not only just a great idea. it's necessary at this point. we do know that mandates in terms of covid vaccines do result in behavior change. we've seen that with health care workers, so i have no doubt that this mandate is not only necessary. it will also receive or result in behavior change and having more kids vaccinated. >> so you heard that mom just a few minutes ago talk about, yes, she knows her kids have had to be vaccinated for mmr or -- to go to school and even in college they require meningococcal vaccine. why is there a different between the covid shots and the traditional mmr shots, should they be treated the same. should we be looking at them the same? >> governor newsom is treating them differently. actually since 2015 there has been no religious or medical exemptions allowed for the basic vaccines like mmr, or chickenpox, and others. so i think -- and that's stemming from that disneyland outbreak. we've had a lot of outbreaks within communities because of these lack of strict mandates. but for covi

jesse. thank you. well california democrats and democratic senator alex padilla today announced that he is secured over $10 million in federal funding to help mental physical and improve rather mental and physical health statewide. now the money will fund 10 projects. including several in the bay area to expand health care facility capacity, boost mental health services and improve behavioral health crisis. response this funding what help start a program that sends civilians with medical and mental health training. to help with non violent emergency calls in east oakland insanity, a county money will be used to add hundreds of appointments with spanish speaking mental health therapists. facebook is paying a multimillion dollar fine after the department of justice says the company repeatedly discriminated against us workers. the doj says facebook favored foreigners with special visas. to fill high paying jobs. facebook will pay a $4.75 million fine and up to $9.5 million to eligible victims to resolve t

there.a way, my triumph will be there. >> she'll be at mile >> she'll be at mile marker 11 cheering jess on she has to be away from the crowd because of her health. together, they have raised thousands of dollars for cf research >> thanks. >> thanks. >>> the seahaw >>> the seahawks lost to the rams yesterday, 26-17, but their mascot, their mascot scored his own touchdown. end right into the end zone. that's tommy the seahawk's live hawk. he flies out of the tunnel before every game and this time, he took a bit of a detour. diving into the ground and landing on a fan and he handled it like a champ. this isn't that hawk's first offense either he did the same thing in 2014 when the seahawks faced the giants the hawk has been flying out of the tunnel at games for 17 years. he's been to two super bowls and even has his own twitter account. that hawk isn't the only thing that's soaring according to new data from datam nielsen, the nfl is getting more than -- and that's a 20% increase ove r the same time lat year legal officials say the return of nielsen, the nfl is averaging a 20% increase ove

in san jose jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. this is ktvu fox two news at six. well governor newsom scientist series of bills aimed at police reform and accountability. the state's top cop calls it an inflection point. we infuse our criminal justice system with more trust with more transparency and with more accountability. the bills range from standards for tear gas used to the minimum age of police officers. good evening i'm andre senior in for frank, and i'm julie julie haener, the new law that is garnering the most attention a process to strip officers with misconduct records of their badges. our political reporter greg lee explains. governor newsome signed a package of police reform bills in l, a county aimed at accountability and transparency most notable among the eight new laws sp two, which creates a de certification process to keep officers with serious misconduct records from getting hired at other departments. there's 46 other states. 46 other states that have established foundational laws to address that issue. why is it so hard? to do the right thi

we live in san jose jesse gary ktvu fox two news, jesse. thank you. well, if you checked instagram or facebook today, you probably didn't get very far. the sites were down for several hours during a world wide outage. we'll hear from a tech expert about how this comes on top of a very bad start to a week for facebook, also a shark attack off the sonoma county coastline. what witnesses reported seeing. right before the shark bit a surfer in the water. minor drop in temperatures around most of the bay area for today, as a cooling trend gets underway. we'll check in on those numbers show you what you can expect for your bay area tuesday, coming up. and there you have it- woah. wireless on the most reliable network nationwide. wow. -big deal! ...we get unlimited for just 30 bucks. sweet, i get that too and mine has 5g included. that's cool, but ours save us serious clam-aroonies. relax people, my wireless is crushing it. that's because you all have xfinity mobile with your internet. it's wireless so good, it keeps one upping itself. alone. all three socia

we're live in san jose, jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. we'll head back to you now is the time to get ready before that heavy rain comes, jesse. thank you. but we are following some developing news this afternoon in morada. that's where a tree trimmer apparently fell from a tree and died. it happened on camino ricardo, just outside the morocco, a country club. now morada orinda. firefighters responded and pronounced that tree trimmer dead, the worker's name and the circumstances surrounding the fall were not immediately me immediately available will continue to follow this story and bring you any updates, but obviously a sad death being reported in the wake of our latest rainfall. alright we turn now to the coronavirus said in just the last couple of hours. the federal government handed down new guidelines that clear the way for those who received the moderna or johnson and johnson vaccines to get booster shots. ktvu christian captain joining us now live from san francisco and christian. this will certainly ramp up the number of boosters b

jesse. sheriff laurie smith credit hours put in by the negotiating team from turning the trajectory of this situation and leading to a peaceful conclusion. it's a terrible situation, but i think the resolution was really what we hope to do in law enforcement all the time. early tuesday afternoon, the 38 year old suspect at the center of an hours long standoff finally surrendered, detectives say the drama began around 11 15 monday night with the report of a domestic dispute turning violent. the suspect allegedly took his father hostage threatening to kill him and wanting to end his own life. his mother made it out of the small one floor home in the 3 300 block of east hills drive. and called 911. we don't want it to turn to violence. we don't want to use force. we want to bring a peaceful resolution in the end, sures deputies had neighboring homes shelter in place and blocked off east hills drive. san jose's police merge unit was brought in. as the standoff moved past the 14 hour mark. our go

jesse. >> yeah. good evening, vicki and grant president biden himself called powell a dear friend and a patriot and said that he will be remembered as one of our great americans and many others, no matter the political affiliation shared similar messages throughout the day. >> one of our great military leaders animal will be the says washington's top leaders. remember general colin powell is life and legacy. secure college career in the u.s. military is legendary the world lost one of the greatest leaders that we have ever witnessed. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell recalled how the 84 year-old served in the army for decades and rose to the rank of four-star general as a senior leader. he help for president protect our nation. vice president kamala harris stress pounds role as the first black chairman of the joint chiefs and secretary of state impacted many across the globe because of what he was able to accomplish. >> it really did elevate our nation. >> these leaders said pao left an impres

ktvu selfie reporter jesse gary has our story. just weeks ago, santa clara university welcome students back to campus for the first time during the covid pandemic and almost immediately reports of sexual assault started. this is the highest rates that i have seen since being at santa clara student government president abigail alvarez believes there have been more than two dozen cases between september 19th and 22nd. most of the victims are under class women, and most of the crimes occurred at off campus parties. there were over 30 cases reported to the sorority president, and they decided along with all the fraternity presidents to close all the parties. there was also an unprecedented amount of. drugging happening, university administrators say the reported number of sexual assault cases is three, not 30. in an email statement, officials say we unequivocally condemn sexual violence of any kind, take all allegations seriously and are committed to making sure students have access to resources and support. the university didn't addr

jesse gary ktvu, fox. two news. we'll head back to you. all right. thank you, jesse. police in palo alto or searching for several suspects wanted in connection with a home invasion. investigators say three men broke into a home on m a court last friday night. as those men moved upstairs, they were confronted by a 70 year old woman who lived there. sounds like the only was she surprised, but they were surprised, uh, part finding each other. they actually went their separate ways. the three suspects has said the house ran back to an awaiting vehicles, but the area. investigators say they're looking at surveillance video in hopes of finding the three men who may say drove off in a black sedan. anyone with information is asked to contact palo alto police. two members of antioch city council are proposing legislation that would protect tenants. in a news conference today, the vice mayor monica wilson and council member to misha walker said tenants have been harassed since the state's eviction moratorium. expired at the end of september there now pushing for an anti harassm

ktvu south bay reporter jesse geary is live at the summit on highway 17 with more on this, jesse. greg. good afternoon to you and the day after the storm picture perfect conditions down here in the south blue skies, bright sunshine, puffy white clouds and the remnants of the storm, which made it difficult getting here to there. in the santa cruz mountains. clearing overhead does not extend all the way to the ground. there's a big eucalyptus tree down over there so we can't get in from that side. we just came from down there to try to get back home. but we came out this way. i don't know why we can't get back and now the 2900 block of glen canyon road is a road to nowhere. down tree limb also took out power lines. i'm on standby until bucket trucks get here. pg and e and the chp closed the road out of safety concerns a lot of closures slowing down traffic, and it's happening throughout the county, so it's a lot to deal with in a. a short period of time across the area, debris, limbs and power lines littered several roadways after a potentially record setting storm for october, real

okay to be saftey reporter jesse gary's live in san jose. with more on the story, jesse. andre good evening to you. administrators say the sj. usd has approximately 50% fewer substitute teachers than it needs, so they expanded a system that already existed where they're having non teachers. schedule regular substitute time. the school district represents the community around it. it is hard to get positions filled right now. deputy superintendent stephen mcmahon says the s j ust normally has between two and 300 substitute teachers each school day but lingering effects of the covid 19 pandemic have thin the available work pool. the s. j. ust now has only about 100 subs each day, so the district is using counselors, instructional coaches and intervention specialists as subs instead of filling in a total of 10 days per academic year. they'll substitute four days per month for the entire year in a text statement that teachers association says all non classroom personnel can be required to sub under a rotation plan. if no one else is available. it used to be a fairly rare occur

jesse. julie santa clara county sheriff's detectives say 38 year old balbir singh was on probation when he took his own father hostage inside that house behind me, sheriff laurie smith credits hard work by negotiators all through the night with changing the trajectory of this situation. it's a terrible situation, but i think the resolution was really what we hope to do in law enforcement all the time. early tuesday afternoon, 38 year old balbir singh surrendered after a 14 hour standoff with law officers. santa clara county sheriff's deputies say the drama began around 11 15 monday night with the report of a domestic dispute, turning violent sing allegedly took his father hostage threatening to kill him and initiate a firefight in hopes deputies would take his life. his mother made it out of the small one floor home in the 3300 block of east hills drive and called 911. we don't want it to turn to violence. we don't want to use force. we want to bring a peaceful resolution in the end. sheriff

get yourself a reporter, jesse gary has more now on what firefighters are saying about these incidents. from the east side to the south side and just south of downtown san jose. firefighters raced to overnight thursday and into friday, keeping up with multiple fire scenes. these are a lot of the same fire units that have been going to these fires. they're tired, but they're still going and they've done a great job all night. we're very proud of them. around six o'clock friday morning. crews responded to one alarm fire at alpha cornerstone academy in the 1500 block of lacresha avenue. investigators say this fire started outside the main office and was knocked down quickly. but substantial damage was done to the school's main office. our main issue is our wifi and making sure that teachers have access to wifi today, so we've called our tech people. and fm sd has called their tech people and they're going to get together and figure that out. fire investigators say they were actually at least three smaller fires across the street from the school during the overnight hours, the first one st

good afternoon, jesse. >> yeah, good afternoon to you as well. so president biden himself called paul a friend and a patriot and said he will long be remembered as one of our great americans and many others no matter their political party shared the same messages throughout the day. >> one of our great military leaders animal. we will be the suns. washington's top leaders. remember general colin powell is life and legacy. secure college career in the u.s. military is legendary the world lost one of the greatest leaders that we have ever witnessed. senate republican leader mitch mcconnell recalled how the 84 year-old served in the army for decades and rose to the rank of four-star general as a senior leader. he help for president protect our nation. vice president kamala harris stress pounds role as the first black chairman of the joint chiefs and secretary of state impacted many across the globe because of what he was able to a >> it really did elevate our nation. >> these leaders said pao left an impression not only for his professional accolade

in san jose, jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. or none of the southeast, where county office on bill symbols of hope today to greet people coming out of incarceration as they work to improve their lives. the funded a mural at the senate clara county office of reentry services in san jose. it was revealed this morning. the mural features butterflies bright sun and hence reaching out to help. the center says it was created to represent unity and resilience for people transit transitioning from a low point in their lives. many are hungry, cold, barefoot, homeless, scared and hopeless. having our like this sends a message that we are here to help. we have faith in their capabilities, and we will work together with them to meet their needs. the office will celebrate its 10th anniversary in february. by then, it says it will have had more than 100,000 visits from people recently released from custody and in need of resources. humane society. silicon valley says a generous donation will help them expand veterinary care. michelle oats, de

in santa clara county, jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. well even with the covid protocols, warriors fans forward and chase center tonight for tip off of the team's preseason schedule, and the home debut did not disappoint. ktvu amberleigh live now for us in the city, where fans were prepared for the coronavirus rules and. heather not a sold out crowd, but pretty close. team officials say nearly 17,000 people attended tonight's game and feds tell me they do feel safer being among people who have to show proof of vaccination. the fanfare of a warriors game was back for this preseason game at home wednesday night. she center can now be filled to capacity for the first time since the pandemic last season, it was allowed only up to 50% capacity. we didn't know about the virus so we didn't come last year, but very excited about this year. here it is last date of vaccinations. every person entering chase center must provide proof of full facts. nation fans, ages, 11 and under must show proof of a negative covid test. i think it's a good idea bec

they want congress to provide a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants, and his ktvu is jesse gary tells us later in the day, protesters took the same message to the south bay. thursday morning. the right across the bay's most iconic bridge was agonizing shortly before seven dozens of protesters drove onto north beyond lanes, stopping traffic 40 undocumented families. and allies bravely took over the golden gate bridge to send a powerful message not just to congress but to the entire nation that immigrants deserve a path to citizenship. now protesters say their collective goal isn't to engender iron from motorists. but action in washington d. c. the senate and house could vote as early as this week on a $3.5 trillion spending bill that contains several steps to reform immigration. we say we welcome those who are homeless or. who are downtrodden who are needy. it's time to extend that on, not just have a statue of liberty standing in the harbor, a pathway to citizenship for an estimated 11 million undocumented americans is central to a growing call for action but also paid fami

jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. all right. i hope you had a nice stay today. temperatures today, mostly in the mid sixties, plenty of sunshine tried out pretty quick. i mean, all that rain, and this morning the sun was out. the birds were singing and the ground was pretty pretty dry except the concrete areas, but most of the soil just absorbed massive amounts of rain, so these are some of the 24 hour totals. castro valley over 6.5 inches, son developed just 2.5 inches, but against that these are even for sunnyvale. that's a good three or four storms. winter storms to get to 2.5 inches. the golden gate bridge. you can see it's dry, obviously, and there's no fog now. just checking the dew point dew point temperatures and the dew point temperatures are showing us that. up in the north bay temperature dew point. temperatures are up in the upper forties. the temperatures right now are in the fifties and upper forties. so valley fog is certainly a real possibility. and dew point really, it's a temperature just tells you when the temperature reaches. in this case 48

and they were jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. a child is recovering after being hit by a car near an oakland middle school. it happened shortly before eight o'clock this morning on 98 cherry street that is right across from elmhurst united middle school. the school district tells us the student was walking in the crosswalk at the time. the child suffered minor injuries and was taken to the hospital to be checked out. according to the district. the student was in the same crosswalk where a mother was killed after being hit by a car in january of last year. authorities are investigating a series of gruesome and deadly attacks on the streets of norway today, a man armed with a bow and arrow killed five people and wounded two others. the attacks happened near the capital of oslo. police say at one point the man was standing on a quarter just began shooting people with arrows and that many of the victims were hit while inside shops. the man who carried out this act has been arrested by the police, and there is no active search for mor

in san jose jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. governor newsom's new book will be available by christmas. it's a children's book titled ben and emma's big hit. it's about a boy who plays baseball, but struggles to fit in because of his dyslexia. governor newsom has dyslexia and played baseball and says he wrote the book to really empower children. the book is scheduled to be published on december. 7th governor newsom will donate all proceeds to the international dyslexia association. if you plan to visit the monterey bay aquarium you'll soon have to show proof of vaccination starting november 1st acquaint visitors have to show proof of vaccination or a recent negative covid test. this includes staff and volunteers. aquarium officials say they are not required to implement the policy, but they want to protect guests, especially those under the age of 12, who make up a significant portion of their attendance and are not yet eligible to be vaccinated. happening tonight. the san francisco symphony kicks off its new season. the celebra

glass brook elementary, jesse. heather one rally does not make a movement. however the students, teachers, parents, union members who came to this school say they're going to go to other schools as well, because this issue is bigger than just one school. not long after a shortened school day ended, signs went up and chanting began at hayward's glass brook elementary. we stand to lose a lot if we start close schools much more than just losing sites glass. brooke is one of five in the hayward usd that could shutter the next school year. district officials blame dwindling enrollment down 2000 students to pass two years. that coupled with needed repairs, which district administrators would need to balance against the $14 million deficit, it's now presented to the community for their feedback, so we consider this a really important phase of this process. feedback has been swift and pointed both sides and vocal chords echo a common sentiment. we have to stay strong and we had when we can't let the school district close all the other schools either students, parent

. >> reporter: the plan worked and jess became his wife and convinced dan to sell the prints and his company art awards was born. >> my newest piece is derek jeter. >> reporter: handwritten with the date, score and opponent from derek jeter's five world series seasons, containing more than 13,000 letters and numbers but the art reaches far beyond the world of sports and creates images of well known people and moments in history. >> one of the first pieces was being a philadelphiian, i wrote out the declaration of independence. i've done abraham lincoln's second inaugural, national anthem, the words. but for the flag i did the actual flag of the war of 1812. >> reporter: from history to music, dan pays homage to some of the industry's most influential artists. >> bruce springsteen, bob marley, frank sinatra. >> reporter: he would like to work on the band pearl jam next. but there is one performer in particular he'd drop everything for. >> taylor swift, after pearl jam. that would be cool. just give me permission. i will make you look beautiful. look at the dimples. i will nail it. >>

jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. lawmakers on capitol hill are now vowing to crackdown on facebook after the testimony of a former facebook employees saying the social media giant is harmful and corrupt as aisha hosni reports facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is now responding. facebook on the defensive following tuesday's testimony on capitol hill from the company's former data scientist, francis haugen. facebook knows. that content that elicits an extreme reaction from you is more likely to get a click haugen making a series of explosive allegations against her former employer, telling senators facebook's own research proves the social media company is designed to prey on children for profit, incite violence and promote extremist content. i am concerned that this algorithms that they have pushes outrageous content, um, promoting anorexia. this happens to people so facebook knows that they are leading young users to anorexia content. facebook co founder and ceo mark zuckerberg now breaking his silence, issuing a lengthy

in santa clara county, jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. while a large turnout at chase center in san francisco tonight for the warriors, first pre season home game fans those on a number of changes as the team adapts to changing covid mandates. gate museum really live now in the city to tell us what's new and also what it was like tonight, amber. have their team officials say. nearly 17,000 fans attended the game here at chase center tonight. now warriors fans left happy because their team won a close one. but they tell me they're also excited that they were able to attend a game with lots of other fans and still feel safe. the fanfare of a warriors game was back for this preseason game at home wednesday night. she center can now be filled to capacity for the first time since the pandemic last season, it was allowed only up to 50% capacity. we didn't know about the virus. so we didn't come last year, but very excited about this year. here it is last date of vaccinations. every person entering chase center must provide proof of full facts a

jesse nelson and little nicks? any little mix fan _ jesse nelson and little nicks? any little mix fan will _ jesse nelson and little nicks? 2'ny little mix fan will know they are built on the sisterhood. i have interviewed them many times and they are tight, they were never really in the tabloids for infighting. they got on so well. and whenjesse left because jesse has got on so well. and whenjesse left becausejesse has had her own problems with mental health and she did a documentary and her band—mate did a documentary and her band—mate did a documentary and her band—mate did a non—racism in the music industry, even whenjesse left the band nothing bad was said about her ljy band nothing bad was said about her by her bandmates and vice versa. so a lot of fans are struggling with this seemingly split, this and friending between little mix the band and the former band—mate. and i think for the moment whilst everybody has got their eyes on jesse nelson and her solo career they are going to be wondering what little nicks are feeling about this. the band has no

as jesse de marlyn government still doesn't control the region of cattle, though, on groups trained by french officers, we have evidence of that in our language, there was a phrase you search for a needle in your room, but someone who is also looking for a standing on it, you'll never find it, and this is the situation we're currently witnessing, molly, and we don't understand it. and we can't tolerate it. or french troops. albina molly, since early 2013 fighting islamist militants, and more than 8 years into the intervention. the security crisis has only worsened with new terrorist factions. emerging to hardy attacks continue to devastate the sal region of north africa and with a growing backlash against the french presence. and manual micron has agreed to pull most of the trips out last week. the french president slammed the government saying bama co has 0 credibility after 2 military, cuz normally prime minister has accused france of abandoning his country. yet to lose the loss of firstly, the terrors came from libya and who destroyed the looping state. it was france allies. those t

still refusing to cooperate with russia over the case, also had to try to see her parents in 6. harry jess reflects just how long death school board and school in the 3 become american parents face an f. b. i cracked, done for speaking out against pupils being forced to wear masks on the teaching of that controversial critical race. the reap comes if that's all ahead this our on our 2. ah oh, where every year catching the program from today. welcome to moscow on the news, our and our team. my name's union. o'neill. boiling gas prices have been reduced to more of a simmer. now, after intervention from vladimir putin who said russia will ramp up exports to europe, addressing the constant energy crisis on wednesday, the president albert dot moscow would continue its commitment to ukraine in regards to gas transit. ashatash gasped from believes that it would be more profitable for it to pay a fine t crate and increase the gas volume pumping through the new systems. there's more pressure in the pipe, less c o 2 emissions into the atmosphere. everything turns out cheaper under $3000000000.00 a y

but it's still rate evil. actively omit jess from public health and record to make money off of a book deal to my father's death may have been an inconvenient number that he left off the report to get a 5000000 dollar book deal. but to me, my father was my whole world. well, plenty of also to come here on the program on arts. he including several russian prison officials, are fired over videos, allegedly showing inmates being raped and tortured will keep the details on that story in just a moment. o is your media a reflection of reality in the world transformed what will make you feel safer? isolation, whole community? are you going the right way? or are you being led to some with direct? what is true was is great. in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy even foundation, let it be an arms race is on offensive. very dramatic development. only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very difficult time time to sit down

as jesse, the marlin government still doesn't control the region of canal though on groups trained by french offices. we have evidence of thought in our language. there is a phrase you search for a needle in your room, but someone who is also looking for a standing on it, you'll never find it. and this is the situation we're currently witnessing, molly, and we don't understand it. and we can't tolerate french troops of benin marley since early 2013 hunting islamist militant, her thoughts more than 8 years into the intervention. the security crisis only has worsened new terrorist factions of emerged, and she had the attacks continue to devastate. they saw how region of north africa and with the going backlash against the french presence emanuel cron as agreed to pull out most of his troops as sweet. the french president slammed the government, saying that bach her has 0 credibility after tea military coups. molly's prime minister far back years in france of abandoning his country yet to lose the loss of firstly, the terrors came from libya and who destroyed the looping state. it was fr

and the jesse armed resistance in country after country the united states has, has actually increased risk of terrorism. meanwhile, human rights groups are fuming over a decision by the international criminal court to resume a probe into war crimes in afghanistan, but to no longer look at the allegations of american atrocities. there. instead, the focus will be exclusively on the taliban and isis k. i have therefore decided to focus my offices investigations, enough gun histone on crimes, allegedly committed by the taliban and the islamic state chorus on province onto d. prioritize other aspects of this investigation. the prosecutors telling war criminals around the world that the u. s. playbook of delay and intimidation works . it also validates one of the cool criticisms of the i see, see that it only takes action against politically weaker individuals or nations while giving western powers a pass. by d prioritizing, investigating us and former afghan national security forces, the i, c, c prosecutor is shamefully hunting, and the get out of jail. free card tribunal was set up in 200

is in the end it's counterproductive. independent commentator, writer and broadcast are married to jesse, thanks a lot for joining us on the program and share sharing your input with us. thank you . the author of a bombshell dossier on the legit trump. russia collusion his standing by his claims while also admitting they may not be 100 percent true. former british by christopher steele has spoken out to the public for the 1st time. the document was compiled in 2016 and contained detailed allegations of a conspiracy between trump's associates and the kremlin. there were also some saucy details about donald trump, supposedly escapades in moscow hotel room. none of the allegations have been proven and the f. b, i later published heavily redacted pages showing the agency had paid steel for his work, but cut him off as a source. after he disclosed his u. s. intelligence links to a 3rd party. years later, there are still many unanswered questions regarding the steel report and how it came into being as r. t 's, maria, gassy, of reports. the steel dossier has been one of the most mocked derided

but it's still right evil, actively omit jess from public health record to make money off of a book deal to my father's death may have been an inconvenient number that he left off the report to get a 5 $1000000.00 book deal. but to me, my father was my whole world today marked 20 years since the u. s. on his allies invaded afghanistan, toppling the taliban regime. and now in the wake of the western pullout, many questions are still being asked, not least, why the taliban to offer to hand over osama. bin laden was rejected by the bush administration. and that, of course, let her 2 decades of war lives lost, and at the end of it all the militants back in charge ortiz at murdock. as dave now reports from kabul on the cost of this war, the afghan born and is just shy of it's it's 20th anniversary, the, the war, a vengeance that was launched by the united states. as revenge for 911 and quickly morphed into something else. one of the most protracted conflicts in modern history, an exercise in a nation building before losing all lame and tylenol towards the end. neither the united states nor an

hey, jesse epstein, as we all know at seen is convenient a dad. but maxwell is actually in the ex girlfriend is set to go on trial in new york next month. he's as sex trafficking, epstein just like on j. she's pleading innocent. and either way, this is going to be a blockbuster, and you better stay in the queen's castle and pull up the drawbridge and maybe no more into these. a prince. andrew stepped back from his royal duties in 2019 to stop what he called disruption to the royal family. the prince has given an alibi for at least one of his alleged encounters, saying he was at a restaurant outside london at the time to be host and former british politician. george galloway says the prince is having a hard time trying to convince the public of his innocence. it is possible that these allegations have no substance but the performance of prince andrew, who seemed to have no conception of how his body language and his language would play in public opinion. it turns out to be probably the most catastrophic interview ever given by a senior member in th

in the case of julian, a son, jesse on the verge of being freed from bill mush prism, we ask the un repertoire of torture, who continues to alleged the world's most famous publisher, is being tortured by u. k. authorities and is called 26, get some to wayne bloss go. why did you k p. m boys, johnson's x, goldman sachs, chancellor, just slashed taxes on fossil fuels and champagne in a country where one in 4 children live in poverty. all the small coming up in today's going underground. but 1st let's go straight to the case of the world's most famous publisher. joining me now from switzerland at this pivotal moment is the un router and torture niels meltzer, whose evidence has been used in julian sanchez defense. thank you so much, niels for coming back on. you have been told by british politicians. i understand no to interfere with our court to the system in this specific case. we now know that the joe biden administration's, the crown prosecution lawyer here, proxy lawyer here james louis q. c says julian assange.

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jesse: good evening, welcome to tucker carlson tonight. i'm jesse watters. joe biden is not capable of thinking clearly and most americans recognize that, so they watched football and fox news instead. that raises an interesting question which until recently no one has asked. gi

what the so called war on terror was doing was fueling tech terrorism, and the jesse armed resistance in country after country the united states has, has actually increased the risk of terrorism. meanwhile, human rights groups are fuming over decision by the international criminal court to resume a probe into war crimes in afghanistan, but to no longer look at allegations of american atrocities that instead the focus will be exclusively on the taliban. and i says, k, i have decided to focus my offices investigations and have ganesh tap on crimes allegedly committed by the taliban. and these la mc state. and to de prioritize other aspects of this investigation that travino was set up in 2002 as a court which could only interfere of perpetrators of war crimes could not be brought to justice by a country's authorities. spent over a decade investigating war crumbs by all sides and of gunston. but last year the u . s. imposed sanctions on 2 officials from that court should should started a probe into us more atrocities. oh. busy busy ringback i earlier in september a u. s. military investi