jesse: welcome to "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. the end of an era. monday fox announced i am going to be hosting the 7:00 p.m. hour called jesse watters primetime. i will til be co-hosting the five, greg couldn't live without me. but "watters' world" is leaving saturday night. the new show will be announced in the near future. but tonight this show will be the very last "watters' world." if you watched from the beginning as we transitions from the factor to the studio. you know how much the show has grown and as how much i have gone as a host than as a person. i'm not saying i put on weight which i did for a while. what i'm saying is my world has gotten a whole lot bigger. i spoke about this in my book how i saved the world which was number one. but i really saved myself and by doing so made the world around me a better place. i formed an unbreakable connection with you the viewer. when i did my book signings i promised people they could touch me. just not the hair. you and i will always know and love each other. we are pay the brought. and we protec

jesse: welcome to "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. the end of an era. monday fox announced i am going to be hosting the 7:00 p.m. hour called jesse watters primetime. i will til be co-hosting the five, greg couldn't live without me. but "watters' world" is leaving saturday night. the new show will be announced in the near future. but tonight this show will be the very last "watters' world." if you watched from the beginning as we transitions from the factor to the studio. you know how much the show has grown and as how much i have gone as a host than as a person. i'm not saying i put on weight which i did for a while. what i'm saying is my world has gotten a whole lot bigger. i spoke about this in my book how i saved the world which was number one. but i really saved myself and by doing so made the world around me a better place. i formed an unbreakable connection with you the viewer. when i did my book signings i promised people they could touch me. just not the hair. you and i will always know and love each other. we are pay the brought. and we protec

jesse: okay. >> look at that. jesse: okay. >> now we'll take the tape off. jesse: i'm good. okay. i see you snuggling up with wally. dose have a blanket and you watch netflix together? >> no, but we do watch tv together. and we snuggle up. >> do you still rock the collar? jesse: it's not popped right now. look at this! there it is. there it is. all right. i will leave you guys with that. i will see you next week. up next, last call. love you too. jesse: i started my career with a microphone in my hand talking to people on the streets about things that matter. and i met interesting penal along the way. what territory did america buy from france. >> paris with benjamin franklin. jesse: you are on to something with that. [♪♪♪]] [♪♪♪] jesse: it's b jesse: it's been an absolute blast interviewing people on the streets. let's look back at some of my breast street interviews. whats. did the declaration of independence do? >> um ... i have no idea, that's awful. jesse: what country did we declare our independence from? >> virginia. jesse: what territory did america buy from fr

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jesse, let's do this. jesse's feeding frenzy. so l.a.'s potato chips unveiled what we are calling golden grounds. these are chips made from potatoes that were grown in the dirt from nfl stadiums. these chips were grown from the dirt from lincoln financial field in philadelphia. these are eagles chips. i think we have turf in that stadium i don't know how l.a.'s figured that one out. so i'm going to try. contend ken doesn't taste like victory, does it. >> jesse: not this week. next year it's going to taste really good. l.a.'s twitter page at l.a.'s i assume. and find out how to get the chips that were grown in the dirt in your stadium. >> emily: that was amazing. >> jesse: philadelphia soil tastes so good. not known for their soil. geraldo? >> geraldo: different kind. time for geraldo's' news with geraldo on monday here in northeast ohio as you can see behind me, we got over a foot of snow which turns my house into a winter wonderland. some say narnia. of course, i had to take the opportunity to play in the snow. make the world's most beau

thanks, jesse. >> jesse: love you, drive safely. >> love you, too. bye now. >> jesse: text me and i'm going to read them, next. ♪ ♪ one of my favorite supplements is qunol turmeric. turmeric helps with healthy joints and inflammation support. unlike regular turmeric supplements qunol's superior absorption helps me get the full benefits of turmeric. the brand i trust is qunol. ♪ ♪ >> jesse: your texts are coming on hot. melody says, policy can't retire, wherever she got her insider stock tips? exactly! scott, don't stop asking questions in the monkey story until we know what the f is going on. everyone's laughing, but why kill 100 primates? what are they covering up? the story is bananas, i know. john, ice cream and the dead of winter? joe biden must not have a brain to freeze. john has got jokes. richard, san diego, california, jesse, please have johnny on your show. i would like to hear his insight as to what it is like being your assistant. may be forced to put johnny on at some point. but i'm not sure if america is ready. alan lee, texas,

jesse: welcome to "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. the end of an era. monday fox announced i am going to be hosting the 7:00 p.m. hour called jesse watters primetime. i will til be co-hosting the five, greg couldn't live without me. but "watters' world" is leaving saturday night. the new show will be announced in the near future. but tonight this show will be the very last "watters' world." if you watched from the beginning as we transitions from the factor to the studio. you know how much the show has grown and as how much i have gone as a host than as a person. i'm not saying i put on weight which i did for a while. what i'm saying is my world has gotten a whole lot bigger. i spoke about this in my book how i saved the world which was number one. but i really saved myself and by doing so made the world around me a better place. i formed an unbreakable connection with you the viewer. when i did my book signings i promised people they could touch me. just not the hair. you and i will always know and love each other. we are pay the brought. and we protec

] >> jesse: that's right. johnny communicated with this fake -- i mean not fake cat. real russian, we think. cat is 27 and a half pounds. that was kiefer's owner julia. am i pronouncing that correctly? julia? she woke him up for a nap to talk to johnny. there you go, dana. >> dana: johnny is an amazing assistant. julia and her cat are gorgeous. thank you, johnny for that we appreciate it. i am taking a page out of jesse's book. this is dana's friendly neighborhood dispute. this comes all the way from italy. i want to know what you think about it. a couple living in apartment. they complain that their neighbor's new toilet was keeping them away with what they noted as intolerable noises. they went to court. they had a 1-year battle. italy's top court just ruled that the sound of the toilet flushing was actually a human rights violation because it had compromised the couple's quality of life and because the neighbors remove it. they also have to pay the couple $565 for every year the device was installed. do you

dana buzz early, so goes to jesse. >> jesse: groundhog. >> tucker: doug groundhog. roll tape. >> together to make a big change. i made my fair share of mistakes. i was not good with groundhogs at all. [laughter] >> merit l de blasio -- a week after the fumble, the groundhogs found deceased on february 9th. [laughter] spill and kills him and then laughs about it, perfect. >> dana: i was excited. >> tucker: you knew that, didn't you customer asked me to i did, but not like on the other show "jeopardy come" where i have to wait until you finish. >> tucker: exactly, but as an animal lover, i knew you knew it. multiple-choice question. you must wait for all options. in a recent interview on television, the vice president vice president of the united states offered some deep philosophical advice to the rest of us. we will read several quotes. you will tell us which one came from kamala harris. is it a, "it's time for us to do what we have been doing, and that time is every day." was it b, "that's not a sizzling issue, but the shape of our democracy is an issue that affect

what about you, jess? do like begets? _ love its! what about you, jess? do like begets? absolutely. _ do you want some facts on begets before we go? go on. it has the highest density of bakeries in the world, france, 32,000 bakeries, and until 2014 there was a law that prevented all bakers in paris from taking summer holidays at the same time, so crucial was it to national security. but when i go on holiday, bryan, there isn't a boulangerie in the place i go any more because the consumption of bread is falling. it has gone from three begets a day in the 1900s to a whole baguette in the 19705 the 1900s to a whole baguette in the 1970s to just half a baguette now. you see? , ,, you see? oh, my goodness! do you know what — you see? oh, my goodness! do you know what makes _ you see? oh, my goodness! do you know what makes it _ you see? oh, my goodness! do you know what makes it so _ you see? oh, my goodness! do you know what makes it so good, - you see? oh, my goodness! do you know what makes it so good, jess? | you see? oh, my goodness! do you. know what makes it so good,

guest: thank you, jesse. host: i would like to thank all of our guests, our callers, and you, our viewers, for being part of washington journal. stay safe and wash your hands, and we will see you again at 7:00 a.m. for another washington journal. have a great saturday, everyone. ♪ ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> coming up, the future of nato and an editorial director and publisher of the nation continues the conversation on the latest with russia and president biden's first year in office. watch "washington journal," live . join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. >> during the final three years of world war ii, nearly 3000 were detained and interrogated at a top secret military facility near washington, d.c. sunday night on q&a, the former chief historian of national park service and author of

all right, jesse. thank you. we continue to follow major developments in the pandemic with a special section on our website for updates. just go to k t b com slash covid. tennis star novak djokovic wins his visa appeal, but his fight to play in the australian open isn't over yet coming up by the australian government is still threatening to cancel that visa and deport him. also a changing death toll after that high rise in new york city caught fire over the weekend and update on the investigation tonight. around the bay area this afternoon, a dry conditions and warmer conditions. i'll have a look at the current conditions and what new year, new start. and now comcast business is making it easy to get going with the ready. set. save. sale. get started with fast and reliable internet and voice for $64.99 a month with a 2-year price guarantee. it's easy... with flexible installation and backing from an expert team, 24/7. and for even more value, ask how to get up to a $500 prepaid card. get a great deal for your bus

jesse tenure live for us tonight in washington. thank you for that report. jesse. a bipartisan house committee has already interviewed more than 300 witnesses and is reviewing close to 40,000 documents related to the events of january 6th south bay. congresswoman zoe lofgren is on the house select committee investigating the riot. she tells us it is important to not only look at what happened that day. but also at the rhetoric and events following the election. >> we have focus not just on the day itself and the violence and how that was organized. but the other events. i mean, this wasn't just random violence there was an intentionality to this. the intention was to install as president. the candidate who lost the election and that too depose the winning candidate really over turning our constitutional system of government so that is actually more serious assault. then just the violence aimed at the members of congress and the senate and the vice president. it was an attempt to really. overturn our government. >> representative lofgren also says is part of the inv

jesse: tenÍa pinta de mamÁ. [mÚsica] jesse: o viernes estrena este nuevo tema dharma, dde la gente la casita porque la deben tener en su playlist. >> este nuevo tema dharma lo deben tener para el fin de semana, para tuercen de semana porque es una canciÓn como la que quieres escuchar en todas las bodas y viendo los novios variar la pero porque te trae alegrÍa, porque la letra es un sueÑo y estÁn los Íconos de la mÚsica del flamenco, rosario flores, nada mÁs en al menos y jorge zeledÓn que es de colombia con el vallenato y yo ahÍ de anfitriÓn. [mÚsica] jessica: tengo flores a sebastiÁn yatra, las voy a guardar para siempre, te quiero mucho. >> te lo mereces. jesse: lo mÁximo, lo mÁxima, tengo las flores en la entrada mi casa. >> esas congela las, mÁndalas hacer en bronce que nunca se hagan. >> yo las pongo libro, las aplasto. >> una pregunta, con yatra yo te vi muy emocionada, aceptarÍas una habitaciÓn de yatra a salidas tomar un cafÉ? >> como amigos, sÍ. lo admiro muchÍsimo de verdad, lo que

jesse: ojalÁ que asÍ sea. vamos a ver si nos salpica algo. raÚl: lo dijo alejandro cardona, dijo tengo una mente millonaria. por allÍ dicen que la suerte es loca y a cualquiera le toca. vamos hablar de alguien que tiene mucho dinero. el " canelo" alvarez, se hizo pÚblico un vÍdeo donde se le ve cantando a todo pulmÓn. ♪entonces yo darÉ la media vuelta♪ esto durante una fiesta para celebrar la llegada del aÑo nuevo llevada a cabo en miami florida. jesse: que divertida, su esposa fernanda gÓmez nos dejÓ deleitar de esta faceta del canelo como cantante, escuchamos un pedacito. miren esto. ♪y me irÉ con el sol♪ ♪cuando muera la tarde♪ ♪y entonces, yo darÉ la media vuelta♪ ♪y me irÉ con el sol♪ ♪cuando muera la tarde.♪ ♪ raÚl: allÍ esta, el canelo festejÓ a lo grande, demostrando que no canta mal las rancheras, en este caso es un bolero, es un bolero ranchero. jesse: Últimamente lo hemos visto cantando muchÍsimo, me pregunto si en algÚn futuro lejano cuelgue los guantes y lo cambiÉ por un micrÓfono. ra

jesse watters, we are so excited about this. we really a mean it. i don't know what you're going to do but i know we are going to be watching it and it's going to be great. i just couldn't be happier for you. wcongrats. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: that's it for us tonight. brand-new episode of tucker carlson today featuring mike rowe and if you have watched mike rowe for years and wondered what he really like, you'll find out because after an hour of listening to someone, you can to make an informed conclusion of what they are really like. great guy. fox nation is accessible by going to tuckercarlson.com.in we will be back every night. the show that is the sworn enemy of lying, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink. have a fantastic evening. and in the spirit of good cheer we are passing to sean hannity nine seconds early. >> sean: we have to face the reality. it truly is "watters world" and we are just part of it. it's all watters world. >> tucker: i'm okay with that. >> sean: congratulations. he has worked hard and we are very happy for him. he's

jesse? >> yeah, most definitely does affects all 50 states and the president following a very rocky week here in washington. wanted to make sure it ended with something his prior his administration was able to deliver on. >> this is something we did get down and enormous consequence to the country as part of the new infrastructure law. president biden announced friday nearly 27 billion dollars to fix or rebuild thousands of smaller bridges across the co7ntry over the next 5 years. and about 5.5 billion of those funds will go out by summer. these investments our country has never fully made. now we are transportation secretary pete buttigieg visited the martin luther king bridge in philadelphia friday, which used to carry 25,000 vehicles every day when it gets bad enough, like we see here, bridges have to be closed entirely for safety. buttigieg said the funds will allow states to bypass future bridge closures that impact everything from deliveries to school and work commutes to emergency res

of nights where we just stayed longer and we had a glass of wine and just talking about motherhood, jess, and especially penelope, were so >> amazing to me because i was so anxious being a young new mom does the biggest compliment. she can need me. >> in the 3, 5, 5, out this friday. the women are the world's greatest spies join together to stop world war 3. sebastian stan is jessica cia colleague and they shared interesting chemistry. one minute you're biting his lip the next minute. you're kicking him in the chest. it was a soft caress of my foot on chest. and make sure you tune in to e tonight because that is telling us all about her new season of you for you. >> does her boyfriend tom holland make a sneaky cameo for entertainment tonight. i'm kevin frazier. a soft well, the girl scouts, cookie this year. what is that? these are called the adventurefuls a brownie like cookie with carmel flavored cream with a hint of sea salt. they say to balance it all out. sales in the bay area start february. first they go until the end of march here locally. >> entertainment tonight comes up at 7.3

jesse. thank you. the unions representing san francisco teachers have reached an agreement with the district on covid safety measures. an extra 10 days of covid sick leave for the remainder of the school year was an essential win for members of united educators. sf also, as part of this agreement, all 6000, san francisco unified teachers, counselors and para educators will have access to at least one covid test per week at their school. covid concerns have led to calls among some teachers earlier this month to call out sick as a form of protest to pressure the school district to act during health and safety negotiations that, combined with the spike in covid cases has resources stretched thin. our teacher absences are still at about 400 a day a little bit more than 400 a day. um, and on a typical day before the pandemic, we would see about 250 to 300 teacher absences, so it's still a little bit higher than usual. for iraqi start to school following winter break students , parents and teachers are hopin

ktvu jesse gary takes a closer look at the troubling numbers. that is a factor in this collision. obviously it's not a good idea to cross busy streets at night outside of a crosswalk. the loss of life marks the 4th and 5th time in the new year. that pedestrian has died due to a collision with a vehicle last year that mark wasn't reached until march. the beginning of 2022. is higher than we have seen it. the beginning number here recently, experts with san jose's department of transportation say this is in line with national statistics showing an 18% increase in fatal pedestrian vehicle collisions dating back to 2020. we have been looking at the day to day in the most of the mystery two years. but particularly during the pandemic. it's been a different trends then compared to previous years, vision zero manager jesse mints, roth says the number of fatal pedestrian vehicle collisions in san jose was down before the pandemic and just before shelter and place protocols were lifted, but those numbers increased sharply in late summer and autumn of 2021. i think part of the reason why it

jesse frank. good afternoon to you, and this is the county's biggest test site here at the fairgrounds they do about 5000 people each day just closed the gates as the last car pulled down his drive through testing, county officials say, knowing which test to use and when could alleviate a shortage of tests in this county and beyond. santa clara county officials say covid test appointments at its site at the county fairgrounds running at least one week behind demand. we don't expect this situation to last for that much longer to midday news conference, county health officer dr sara cody saying antigen tests should be used to determine if quarantine can be ended. when am i no longer infectious? when am i no longer a risk to others, and an agent test is the best test to use their a pcr test should be used to determine if you've been infected with the covid virus or one of its variants, using the correct test for the corresponding situation could help ease the overall shortage, according to officials.

jesse gary ktvu fox two news. we'll head back to you and jesse. a third person was injured. did you have an update on that person's condition? that person had non life threatening injuries taken to the hospital, but non life threatening injuries, jesse thank you. to the low teens are facing several charges after allegedly leading police on a chase down highway 29 near napa. officers say they spotted the two teens driving a black 2015 ford suv and wearing black ski masks. the vehicle was wanted by sfpd in connection with a carjacking earlier this month. when officers say tried to pull the driver over. they say he refused to stop. authorities then conducted a pit maneuver. disabling that vehicle . two boys got out and ran, but they were quickly apprehended. the 15 year old and 16 year old suspects were booked into the napa county juvenile hall for felony evading felony vehicle theft and misdemeanor resisting arrest. sfpd is now handling that investigation. and a nurse from stanford has been reported missing, friends say michael o'dell was last seen on monday and they became co

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so jesse goes to you and where do the animal go with the groundhog? tucker the groundhog will take together to make a big change. now t i made my fair share of mistakes. i was not good with groundhogs at all. bill de blasio appearing to drop off staten island. chuck- week after the de blasiof fumble. the groundhog did a few more events before being found at zoo space deceased on february nine kills chuck and then he laughs withut a suicide attack you. but you knew that , didn't you, dana? of course i didn't know it, but i didn't i didn't realize it's like, you know, on that other show jeopardy where i have to wait to you finish that and then i can do itt. exactly. but as an animal lover, i knew that you knew it. okay, question to another multiple choice, another f question which you must wait for all options here it is increasing interview on television. the vice president united states offered some deepn philosophical advice toic the rest of us. it wase much like a zen koan. we're going to read you several quotes. you tell us which one came directly

what jesse, why does this committee in congress investigating storming of the capitol now want to speak with fox news host sean hannity. >> and a letter that was just sent out by the chairman, congressman bennie thompson. >> it really kind of outlines just like they do with all the other witnesses that they wanted to bring in exactly what they knew leading up to the attack and during the attack and some of the text messages in here show that hannity was texting the former chief of staff, mark meadows leading up to a january 6 saying that he was very worried about the next 48 hours during the attack on the capitol. he also texted meadows that president trump should ask people to peacefully leave the capitol and then other text messages also made it clear in the days following the attack that hannity also had contact with president trump as well saying that he should never talk about the election again and that the conversation between him and the former president didn't go well and so the committee made it clear in this letter that hannity potentially new things before, during and after

jesse thank you. we want to get you back out to the breaking news sergeant ray kelly with the alameda county sheriff's department is speaking about the suspicious device found outside of a federal building in oakland. let's listen in. we don't have an immediate answer for you. but every time we look, and then we look more into what we're dealing with we don't we see more problems with this particular device? so go ahead, henry. describe what you talking about. games like. watering can well our end goal. our end goal is to render this this package in this device safe and at that point, preserve the evidence and then turn that evidence over to the fbi so that they could continue on their investigation. we have one role here as the bomb squad, and that is to render this safe in the best way possible using the best techniques, but right now we're working through the diagnostic process to better understand this device. so that we can take the appropriate course of action. well, you guys blow it up. that wi

hour, very proud of them, our friend, cohost of "the five" jesse watters along with lee and terrell. so far has not made the cut for jessie's first week but i am lobbying hard for you, leo. i am on my way. it is going to be hannity, leo 2.0 terrell, on wednesday. not the first show. we don't wait for the first show. >> first date or a loss. >> sean: first week is good enough. just accept it. it is his world. we live in it. all right. let's start, leo. part of this, if democrats didn't use this playbook so often, i might be offended. i might take it seriously. it just rolls off me like water off a ducks back because they use it all the time. >> i will tell you right now, and the democrats have lied to people of color for 50 years. let me just give you two areas where they live. schools and crime. look at the democratic cities. they played the race card for over 50 years. during the 1965 time work. i said this for the last year and a half. i want to be clear. there is no systemic racism in this country. dr. king eliminated that with the voting rights act, the civil rights act, and the

jesse: este es el "revoltillo digital". jesse: iniciamos este "revoltillo digital" con olvido de la pequeÑa y saber a la hija de nati natasha celebrÓ sus ocho meses de vida con un rico pastel. [mÚsica] jesse: ahora vamos con los tendencia, miren esto el actor y explorar de california tuvo un acento automovilÍstico el viernes en los Ángeles, aquÍ vemos fue bastante fuerte. la hija de la leyenda del fÚtbol pelÉ hizo este vÍdeo para desmentir los rumores que su papÁ tiene cuatro tumores, ella dice que se encuentra fuerte y recuperÁndose en casa. en miami muchos fans ante gloria y emilio estefan se reÚnan para celebrar un mural espectacular. asÍ que el moral y estÁ localizado en habana. como pueden ver en la semana de la moda de parÍs se reunieron los grandes, pero no solamente los latinos dice presente. por Último tenemos a estos dos, ¿quÉ les por contar? y helene pÚblico pidiÓ dÓnde los vamos compartiendo el beso, no se sabe que opine caro lo quite este beso pero aquÍ se los dejo para que lo vean. ahora

there you go, jesse. uyor aontiim. when he was on "the bachelor," we come to the locker room, what are you doing? then he would come in the locker room. who did you pick? so enamored with him. happy he's hosting the show. "the bachelor" season 26 airs monday nights at 8:00 eastern, 7:00 central. >>> coming up we have two of our all-time favorite guests, tracee ellis ross and anthony anderson, there they are, they're going to join us live. anderson. there they are, they're going to join us live. here is jobina with a look at traffic. jobina: i need all of our of our drivers to remember the saying, turnaround, do not drown. 880 at the coliseum, you cathe o how close -- how slow it is. we have a car that is stalled out in floodwater and at 8 jackson. an alert still in effect in lexington hills on northbound 17. at least one lane blocked. speeds down say hello to 2022 with xfinity and you'll get fast and reliable internet for only nineteen ninety-nine a month for twelve months. plus, you can get twelve times the speed for

jesse? >> good evening, pam. and ken, the conservative, the court's conservative majority, did end up concluding that the administration overstepped its authority with in regards to the large employer role and this, of course, comes, though, is the white house has been trying to boost vaccination rates. >> so they blow to the biden administration. large companies do not have to require their employees to be fully vaccinated against covid-19 or tested weekly and wear a mask on the job. the u.s. supreme court struck down the biden administration's role for businesses with at least 100 employees essentially means that in the pen, this pandemic is up to individual employers. >> to determine whether their workplaces will be safe for employees. white house press secretary jen psaki says the requirement would have prevented unnecessary hospitalizations and deaths. >> but south carolina republican senator lindsey graham argues the administration needed congressional approval know president. he's a king. wisconsin democra

jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. we'll head back to you, jesse. thank you. police in the south bay have arrested a suspected smash and grab robert who they say help steal nearly $200,000 worth of merchandise from a store in santa clara 19 year old gregory jefferson was arrested at his home in pittsburgh, where police say they found 30 boxes of luxury sneakers. clothing and a loaded assault weapon. police say jefferson was part of the group that targeted the fixed kicks store in the santa clara town center twice last november . jefferson is facing grand theft and weapons charges. in santa clara county. several of the alleged victims of the so called party mom spoke out at a bail hearing today. shannon o. connor is facing dozens of criminal charges, including child endangerment, sexual assault and providing alcohol to minors. she's accused of hosting drunken sex parties for her son and his teenage friends at her former los cabos home. o'connor has been in jail since her arrest in october. at today's bail hearing, the alleged victims and their families spoke of

ktvu is jesse gary has the story. the eye catching views of san francisco specific heights had an eyesore spread on several of its blocks. approximately 20 fliers espousing anti semitic rhetoric were left on doorways in this tony neighborhood. the offensive messages were put in plastic bags and weighted down with rice to prevent them from being blown away by the wind monday. some neighbors reacting with shock and disgust to this incident. this is just another example of the divisive world we live in and it's shocking to me that people would. first of all claims such things which are completely ridiculous, but secondly, that they'd want to spread more divisiveness. the anti semitic propaganda falsely blames jews for the national response to the covid pandemic. it lists the names of roughly 17 people claiming they control or influence covid policy. it's unnerving it is, you know, it instills a certain amount of fear in the community. when you have people walking through your neighborhood, distributing this kind of garba

then, jesse wegman of the "new york times" editorial board on why his newspaper is now sounding alarms over an authoritarian republican party. >>> plus, brandy with new reporting on how january 6th extremism is being felt on the local level across the country. >>> and what we're learning from the chaos of another back-to-school moment in year three of the pandemic. "all in" starts right now. ♪♪ >>> good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes, and happy new year to you all. as we enter this new year and brace for the anniversary of january 6th, now one of the most ig no minius dates in american history, the future of american democracy still hangs in the balance, resting on a knife's edge and one of the most important roles that the bipartisan committee investigating the insurrection is taking on, aside from fact-finding, which is important, is just the simple act of reminding the country what was true in the moments while the attack unfolded and in the moments afterwards, which is that what happened was horrific and extremely existentially dangerous to the country's democratic pres

with this strange story, jesse. andre i'm told the crows are extremely intelligent birds so smart, in fact that they knew we were out here doing this story and so they did not descend on the treetops behind me because they didn't want to be seen on camera. nevertheless we have video proof of the ongoing problem that has some residents and business owners at their wits end. each day. at dusk, a dark cloud descends over downtown sunnyvale. like a hitchcock movie. the birds have taken over. i'm no stranger to noise pollution, but the crows that come out every evening rival the train in terms of how much noise pollution they put into our downtown vice mayor and resident, alyssa cisneros has gotten an earful. first from the birds and then constituents to be fair. this isn't an anti crow movement. but over the past few years, the murder of several 1000 crows has become death for routine life. we've had crows downtown for many years. now the problem has gotten progressively worse, especially under covid outdoor dining spot

. [♪♪♪] jesse: welcome to "watters' world." i'm jesse watters. same old joe. subject of tonight's watters words. the president's first year is officially over and so is the rest of his presidency. the guy is damaged goods. 58% of americans disapprove of him and democrats want to primary him. he said he's deeply

all right, jesse. thank you. a new campaign is underway to expand and strengthen the access to reproductive health for women here in california. it was announced today on the capitol steps in sacramento by the california legislative women's caucus to recognize the 49th anniversary of roe v. wade. they say they'll be introducing a number of bills to ensure that california remains a beacon of reproductive freedom across the us california will not just stand by. we are committed to protecting and providing access to abortion and all reproductive services not only for californians, but any who seek refuge here. the women's caucus says it expects to see support from the legislature on their package of bills as bulls budgetary action something governor newsom has expressed he is willing to do. the supreme court today rejected another attempt to block texas's six week abortion ban. the court refused to step into the med and appeals court returned the case to a district court where a judge has expressed deep skepticism o

i'm jessi tenure. >> thank you, jesse. so imagine being among the lawmakers getting ready to certify the results of the presidential election. when word comes in that an outside protest had turned into a dangerous mob and they were getting inside the kron four's catherine hannah and her reflected today with 2 bay area. lawmakers who were there hiding terrified as it all unfold. >> in the midst of that day's incredible chaos to california. lawmakers agreed to talk to us by phone. both had just been hustled off by capitol police north bay congressman jared huffman to his office peninsula. congresswoman anna eshoo ended up in a locked room in a house office building. what they were seeing and hearing did not seem real. i agree, catherine, this is a does not feel like the country. we know. >> and as bad as it has these last 4 years. and even in the last few weeks, i don't think anyone saw it coming to this. well, i didn't have a good feeling when i came to the capital of the party because >> when i look at the cross walk there

i'm jessi tenure. >> jesse, what about that house committee that is investigating the attack. they've been at this for many months where things stand with that. >> yeah, right now members have been able to interview hundreds of witnesses and those range from everyone from some of those closest to the former president to the riders themselves. they've also been poring over 10's of thousands of pages of documents and they're really trying to ramp up their efforts because they want to hold some public hearings potentially an early spring and then released the majority of their findings. if they can before the 2022 midterms. that's important for them because it is likely that republicans could retake control of the house. and so that means that they would likely dissolve the committee come next january. >> they want to finish up before that. okay. jessi tenure live for us tonight in washington. thank you for that from dc to new york and a new york state district attorney says. >> he will drop a criminal charge accusing former governor, a cuomo of groping the incident allegedly hap

good evening, jesse. >> good evening to you as well. president biden never mentioned his predecessor by name but made it very clear today who he believes is at fault for january 6th. >> he can except the last president joe biden's voice filled statuary hall at the u.s. capitol where one year ago supporters of former president donald trump attacked police broke windows and carried the confederate flag for the first time in our history. president. and not just lost an election. he tried to prevent the peaceful transfer of power. as a violent mob breached the capitol. the president forcefully blamed his predecessor for the attack and pushed back on his claims about the election results. you can't love your country only when you when vice president kamala harris was still a senator at the time and stressed, it wasn't clear then how the attack would end. how close we came to an election over turned. the fertility of democracy, harris and her colleagues alternately return to the capitol later that night to certify the election results which h

jesse gary ktvu fox two news, we'll head back to you up in oakland. alright, jessie. appreciate it. thank you. cal osha is investigating the death of a tesla worker at the company's plant in fremont production associate working on a powertrain line at the side collapsed and died early yesterday morning. state investigators are now gathering more information to determine if the death was work related. the identity of that employee who died has not been released. coming up here on the floor, a possible hunger strike. it's santa rita jail. how some inmates there say they're being exposed to unsanitary conditions. and remembering a santa cruz county sheriff's deputy killed on duty. how the life of deputy damon guts. weller is being honored. and a barrier whether we started out the day with another round of dance, fog, lots of sunshine this afternoon, but tomorrow we're tracking some stronger we're tracking some stronger winds will have more mmm. hey jack, how'd you get this spicy cluck sandwich to have the perfect amount of spice? i call it, jack's spice squad. who's in the squad? [whis

ktvu jesse gary has the pushback. we were beyond this belief that they would make a decision like this. the president of the california nurses association says she and her members were blindsided by saturday's change, governor gavin newsom and state health officials now saying vaccinated healthcare providers who are covid positive, but asymptomatic can return to work without quarantining for five days, unvaccinated and un boosted workers would still need to quarantine for five days and then face prioritized staffing placement. the changes necessitated by a critical shortage of health care providers due to sit calls from the omicron variant surge. i think one of the challenges with all things covid. there's been a extraordinary challenge to balance all of the competing interests as a state university biotechnologies, dr mark schwarz says, having a symptomatic covid positive workers returning could lead to more infections. but running out of hospital workers are running critically short of hospital workers. would create

jesse garcia. good afternoon to you. chp says that waiting for the santa clara county medical examiner to release the identity of the man who was hit and killed. his death comes as he was being pursued or at least investigated for a triple stabbing hours earlier. we don't have a collision with a pedestrian or vehicle vehicle collision where. one or more of the parties may be involved in a case from an allied agency. chp investigators say the unusual twist left a triple stabbing suspect dead in the center lane of northbound highway 85. you're the anza boulevard in cupertino . the case began hours earlier around two a.m. san jose police detectives say they were called to a home. in the 2100 block of bahama avenue near reid hillview airport in san jose. a man stabbed three people then drove off. the victims suffered minor to major injuries from the attack. he was quickly identified. everyone lives together at this residence. we knew who he was. we knew what vehicle he was driving. we were able to put out beyond the lookout

. >>> meanwhile, jess, a little more time. that's what the state is giving health care workers who need a booster. they were supposed to be boosted by tuesday. but they will have until march 1st to get the additional dose. workers can apply for an exemption. the state says it pushed back the deadline because the omicron surge made it it hard for some health care workers to get bivrt. >>> talks aimed at averting a teacher strike in contra costa oouvrd school district went on hours today. and even now no agreement. the demands high quality masks for students. weekly covid tests for everyone and qualified adults in every classroom. nbc bay area sharon katsuda shows us why parents and students are watching the developments closely. >> these are the front line warriors here. teachers in the classroom, five periods a day, 35 different student contacts, that adds up to 175 contacts a day. they are the ones who are put going on the line on a daily basis. >> in the battle against covid pinole valley high school students and staff have

data views jesse gary as the latest on the investigation. wednesday morning, alameda county sheriff's recruits raised flags to half staff outside their double and training center . the honor reflects the impact of the loss of a fellow class recruit. sergeant j. d. nelson says regular classes have been canceled and grief counselors brought in and the captain and the lieutenant were the first ones into address each and every person of the of the recruit, recruit class and just said, hey, this is, um this is tough and we're going to all get through this tuesday night, the body of the 28 year old killed in a freeway shooting was moved from highland hospital in oakland family stood in stunned silence. as law enforcement members saluted the flag draped casket. investigators say around 4 30 tuesday afternoon, the recruit was headed home from a day of training at the alameda county sheriff's academy in dublin as he made his way to the mcarthur maze approach to the bay bridge and unidentified gunmen fired into the recruits vehicle. the victim crashed

jesse will give you the last word, will. biden has a pivotal news conference on wednesday. i don't think it's physically possible for him to do anything to turn this around. it's like me trying to dunk a basketball. i just can't do it. the scandals in his administration are gobbling up huge chunks of people's paychecks. it's getting people fired. it's delaying flights. it's making the streets less safe. it's literally hurtingal people it's not like benghazi, irs, whitewater. people sit back on their couch and they follow it on the tv and they watch the media spin. the media can't spin their way out of this . the democrats can't spin their way out of this . hebl is an impossible hole righi kenow and like i said, he is physically incapable of getting himself out. all right, jesse watters, again, congratulations on your new show, 7:00grr p.m. here on x leo 2.0. we always love having you here withit more is the great senator from the great state of louisiana. johnkennedy is withan the senatr . so we got a president right now, joe biden's approval index is minus thirty one with

nurse is making a strong statement today, jesse. thank you. governor newsom was also in the south bay today, talking about some of the transportation and infrastructure investments. proposed in his latest budget, the governor made a stop at the caltrain station in santa clara to push for climate friendly clean transit projects. he also talked about the state's ports and speeding up the transition to zero emission vehicles. newsom says increasing funding for clean transportation is necessary to future proof california because the transportation sector is responsible for more than half of the states greenhouse gas emissions there is an integration and intentionality in this year's budget to focus on bringing together issues related to climate. health economic development workforce development. and no greater place to connect those dots in the areas of infrastructure and notably transportation. governor newsom's budget blueprint calls for $9 billion in additional funding for transit projects the final round of state stimulus payments now on their